BMAIKnow exactly which posts Meta won't promote — and why, when Meta says why
The Page & Post Audit Engine answers a question every Meta Page operator eventually asks: "which of my posts are ineligible for promotion, and what does Meta actually say about it?"
1. Discover
Every Page in your Business Portfolio is discovered automatically and persisted as a monitored asset — no manual Page ID entry required.
2. Audit access
Page access tokens, assigned System User tasks, and operation readiness are checked and reported per Page.
3. Scan posts
Every published post is scanned for promotion eligibility, paginated across a Page's full history.
4. Classify evidence
Each ineligible post is checked against every signal Meta actually returns. Where Meta gives no explanation, BMAI reports "not exposed by API" rather than inventing a policy reason.
5. Report
A Founder-facing report lists every affected post, its date, content, and evidence — persisted so you can compare against the previous run.
6. Notify on change
Re-scans run on a schedule. You're notified only when something genuinely changes — a newly ineligible post, a post that recovers eligibility, a Page access change — never on an identical re-run.
BMAI never claims a policy violation Meta didn't state
An ineligible post is a fact. The reason behind it is only reported when Meta's API actually exposes one. This distinction is enforced in how the platform classifies every signal it reads.