WhatsApp Automation
Someone messages for the first time and hears nothing until you are free. A customer who used to order every week has gone quiet, and nobody noticed because nothing was watching.
Triggers that match real moments
A contact's first-ever message, a keyword, a new contact, a tag being added, a conversation being assigned, or a customer messaging again after going quiet for a number of days you choose.
Steps that do the work
Send a message or an approved template, add or remove a tag, assign the conversation, create a deal, wait, or branch on a condition.
Drip sequences
Wait steps let one automation run over days rather than seconds.
A log for every run
Each run records which steps executed and what happened, so a failure is visible rather than silent.
Refuses to activate when misconfigured
An automation missing something it needs is refused at save time, rather than failing quietly on a real customer.
Pick the trigger — the moment this should run.
Add steps in order; add a condition where the path forks.
Save. If something required is missing, it says so before it can go live.
Turn it on, and watch the log.
Yes — the "First Message from Contact" trigger fires on a contact's first-ever inbound message, including for contacts you imported yourself, and a send-template step replies with your approved welcome template.
Yes — the "Customer Returns After Silence" trigger fires when someone messages again after a gap you set. The gap is measured from their last message to you, so campaigns you sent in between do not reset the clock.
The run stops, the failure is recorded against that step, and the run is reported as failed rather than successful.
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