# How to setup your Facebook button link

The action button on your Facebook page allows your customers to access your ordering page with just one click.

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Here are the steps to set it up:

1. Open your restaurant's Facebook page, making sure you're logged into an account which can make changes to the page.
2. Add / Edit the button
   1. If there is a button already configured, hover your mouse over it to reveal a drop-down menu and click "**Edit button**"\\

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   2. If the button was not previously configured, simply click "Add a button"
3. In the newly opened window select "**Start Order**" option\\

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4. In the text box enter the address to your ordering page. It should look something like <https://restaurant.booknorder.co.nz/>\
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