Campaigns that arrive
Send to everyone, a group, a saved segment, this morning's import — or just your ad leads. Watch it go out live, and see exactly who was delivered, read, or refused and why.
An assistant that answers from your own price list. Campaigns to thousands. Enquiries that reach the right executive on their own — and an honest record of what was sent, delivered and read.
No card to begin. Connect your own number in about four minutes — you pay Meta directly for messages, with nothing hidden in between.
Not a list of ninety features. These are the ones that decide whether WhatsApp works for you.
Send to everyone, a group, a saved segment, this morning's import — or just your ad leads. Watch it go out live, and see exactly who was delivered, read, or refused and why.
It reads your own notes and answers from them — never inventing a figure, and handing over to a person the moment it is unsure. How it is kept honest →
Drag steps onto a canvas and your number holds a real conversation: asks, checks the answer, branches, and hands to a person the moment it should. Try it in your browser first.
Every conversation in one place, with the right executive on it. Canned replies, private notes, and everything you know about a person beside the thread.
Health checks the whole path — cron, workers, the queue, delivery reports, templates and tokens — and says what to do about anything wrong. Silence is the enemy, not errors.
Give it your price list, your service charges, your policies — and it answers customers from those. It does not know what it was not told, and it says so rather than inventing a figure that lands in a customer's WhatsApp.
It writes the reply, your agent reads it and presses send — or edits it first. Nothing leaves without a person.
Let it handle one question in the middle of a conversation you drew, then carry on down the path you laid out.
Out of hours, or all the time. It hands over the moment it is unsure, and the conversation is marked unread so nobody misses it.
Reads what you sell and proposes the contact fields, segments, templates and follow-ups worth having. You untick what you do not want before anything is created.
Describe the business and it proposes three to five conversations in plain words, then draws them as drafts for you to edit. Nothing it writes is published unread.
Writes the wording and checks it against Meta's rules before you submit, so a rejection does not cost you a day and a bit of your quality rating.
A customer mentions their bike model or their city mid-conversation and it lands in that contact's fields, ready for the next segment.
Every question your notes did not cover, in one list. Type the answer once and it knows it from then on.
One sentence on yesterday — how many wrote, what they asked, what needs you. The figures come from the database, never from the model.
An enquiry finds the right person, an ad lead is recognised as one, and a number goes live without a developer. All three run on their own.
Sales and Service are different people. An enquiry now reaches the right one without anybody reading it first — and that person gets a WhatsApp telling them.
Meta sends the ad once, on the first message, and never again. It is captured there — so ad leads can be filtered, tagged, and sent a campaign of their own.
Sign in with Facebook and the whole Meta setup happens in one window. Already running the WhatsApp Business app on that number? Keep using it — both work on the same number.
Steps you drag, paths you draw between them. Ask with buttons, check the answer is a real phone number, branch on what somebody says, call your own system mid-conversation, and hand to a person whenever it matters.
Upload documents or import your website. Open any of them and see the exact pieces the assistant is answering from.
Colour them, rename one everywhere, merge two that meant the same thing. Tag in bulk from a filtered list.
Saved rules that work themselves out: bought in the last 90 days, in Ajmer, came from an ad, never replied.
Build, preview and submit to Meta from here. Images, buttons, carousels, coupons and limited-time offers.
A message today, another in three days, stopping the moment they reply.
Different answers when you are open and closed, with holidays and away messages.
Keep whatever matters — bike model, city, last service — and use it in messages and rules.
Create and message groups from the same inbox, with everyone who speaks tracked.
What went out, what it cost per message, and which templates people actually read.
Decide who can send, who can only reply, and who can see the money.
Clear one chat or a whole workspace, files included. Nightly backups, kept fourteen days.
Send from your own systems, and get told when something happens.