Email, WhatsApp and SMS Automation
Email, WhatsApp and SMS automation sends a message when an event occurs: order confirmed, vehicle dispatched, technician assigned, invoice ready. Messages go from your own business account with delivery status visible.
Choosing a Channel
Account and Sender Setup
Sending one message is simple. Sending at volume from a number customers recognise involves registration and paperwork.
- A verified WhatsApp Business account, with your name shown rather than an unknown number
- Message formats submitted and approved before the first one can be sent
- Sender registration for SMS, which has its own forms and its own waiting time
- A way to stop: anyone who asks to be removed is taken off the list
Message Volume and Language
Fewer, useful messages get read. Four updates about one order build the habit of reading them, while frequent promotions lead customers to mute the number that later carries a delivery alert. Language matters as well. Kannada or Hindi can be used where the customer will read them.
Frequently asked questions
Can email, WhatsApp and SMS automation use our existing WhatsApp number?
It depends on how that number is used today. A number running on the phone app has to be moved to the business platform, after which it no longer works in the app the way staff use it. This is settled before anything is registered.
What does the customer see as the sender?
Your registered business name on WhatsApp and your approved sender identifier on SMS. That approval is part of setup. It also stops others sending messages that appear to come from you.
Who pays for the messages themselves?
You do, directly to the platform or gateway, and these charges sit outside the build cost. Rates differ by channel and message type, so expected monthly volume is estimated before you commit.
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