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WhatsApp automation for your business

Less chasing.
More conversation.

Connect enquiry replies, booking reminders and customer updates. Give your team a clear workflow, with human handover when the conversation needs it.

  • Enquiry replies
  • Useful reminders
  • Team handover

Share your current setup and one repeated task. We’ll discuss a practical starting scope.

A useful next step, in action.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES

PREVIEW

Example conversations. Your messages and rules are agreed before the build.

Clients we’ve worked with

Creative partnerships across the wider Webytag team.

Emaza
KLworks
House Of Armuse
Sobo Property

Names represent wider Webytag partnerships, not WhatsApp automation projects specifically.

SPACE FOR THE PROOF

Selected WhatsApp projects.

Space for approved client projects. These examples remain placeholders until real delivery details and outcomes are supplied.

PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

ENQUIRY HANDOVER

From a message to the right person

Client name to be added

THE CHALLENGE
Add the client’s actual business problem.
WHAT WE BUILT
Add the workflow delivered and tools connected.
THE OUTCOME
Add an approved, verified result or qualitative outcome.

PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

APPOINTMENT JOURNEYS

A useful reminder at the right step

Client name to be added

THE CHALLENGE
Add the client’s actual business problem.
WHAT WE BUILT
Add the workflow delivered and tools connected.
THE OUTCOME
Add an approved, verified result or qualitative outcome.

PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

CUSTOMER UPDATES

Keep the customer in the loop

Client name to be added

THE CHALLENGE
Add the client’s actual business problem.
WHAT WE BUILT
Add the workflow delivered and tools connected.
THE OUTCOME
Add an approved, verified result or qualitative outcome.

Placeholder projects. Approved client details and outcomes will replace this content.

START WITH THE FRICTION

The message arrived. What happens next?

Start with the conversation your team repeats most. We map the reply, the next action and when a person should take over.

The same questions. Again.

Your team keeps typing the same answers while new enquiries wait.

Updates depend on a memory.

Confirmations and useful reminders rely on someone remembering to send them.

The conversation loses its owner.

Messages reach the wrong person or arrive without the context they need.

PRACTICAL STARTING POINTS

Useful conversations. Connected next steps.

Four practical starting points. Each workflow is shaped around your customers, your tools and the messages you have permission to send.

01

Enquiry replies & routing

Give common enquiries an agreed first reply and route the conversation to the right person.

WHAT WE PLAN

Entry points, useful questions, reply content, routing and team availability.

WORKING TOWARDS

An understandable path from a message to its next action.

02

Booking confirmations & reminders

Connect appointment details to relevant confirmations, reminders and booking changes.

WHAT WE PLAN

Calendar access, timing, message eligibility, approved templates and cancellation rules.

WORKING TOWARDS

A repeatable booking journey with a clear route to help.

03

Order & customer updates

Use an agreed event to keep a customer informed about their request or order.

WHAT WE PLAN

Source events, reliable status data, relevant content and failure handling.

WORKING TOWARDS

Useful updates based on real information in your systems.

04

CRM sync & human handover

Keep the conversation connected to a record and the person responsible for it.

WHAT WE PLAN

CRM fields, assignment rules, team inbox access and automation pause rules.

WORKING TOWARDS

Context travels with the conversation when your team takes over.

FROM MESSAGE TO NEXT STEP

See the conversation
before we connect it.

Explore three illustrative workflows. The exact messages, rules and connected tools are agreed before the build.

MESSAGE DESIGN / READINESS

Start with the right setup.

Check the account, the audience and the messages before connecting anything.

We review your WhatsApp Business Platform access, number setup, contact permission and template requirements. A list of phone numbers alone is not permission to message everyone.

TEAM DESIGN / HANDOVER

Keep a person within reach.

Agree who takes over, with which context and when automated replies pause.

We define escalation routes, team availability, assignment and failure handling. When a person takes over, the workflow should avoid sending competing automated replies.

These are illustrative workflow concepts, not completed client case studies or verified performance results.

PLANNED AROUND YOUR PLATFORM

Relevant opt-ins, approved templates when required, clear opt-outs and a route to human help. Read WhatsApp’s messaging policy.

CLEAR BEFORE WE CONNECT

A workflow your team can actually use.

Clear message rules, connected tools and a handover your team understands. The proposal makes deliverables and responsibilities clear.

Conversation mapping

Define entry points, customer needs and the next action.

DELIVERABLE

A conversation workflow map

Platform readiness

Review number setup, account access and integration feasibility.

DELIVERABLE

A platform and access plan

Messages & templates

Agree message content, approval responsibilities and template requirements.

DELIVERABLE

A message and template plan

CRM & tool connections

Map the fields, source events and systems the workflow needs.

DELIVERABLE

A data and integration plan

Build & scenario testing

Test replies, opt-outs, routing, handover and failed connections.

DELIVERABLE

A WhatsApp workflow for review

Handover & reporting

Document ownership, useful measures and agreed support.

DELIVERABLE

A handover and reporting guide

Your account, content and tools shape the scope.

We clarify copy, templates, software subscriptions, platform message charges, integrations and ongoing support in the proposal. Account and template approvals are controlled by the platform. Advertising and campaign management are included only when agreed.

CLARITY AT EVERY STAGE

Map it. Connect it.
Make it work for you.

Map the conversation, agree the message rules, test the scenarios and hand over a workflow your team understands.

STEP 01

DISCOVER

Find the bottleneck.

Review repeated conversations, current tools and the customer journey.

WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU

Share the messages your team handles today.

YOU LEAVE WITH

A WhatsApp workflow brief

STEP 02

DESIGN

Agree the logic.

Agree replies, templates, timing and human handover.

WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU

Confirm content, contact eligibility and team ownership.

YOU LEAVE WITH

An agreed conversation scope

STEP 03

BUILD

Connect and test.

Connect tools and test normal, stop and failure scenarios.

WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU

Provide platform access and review test conversations.

YOU LEAVE WITH

A WhatsApp workflow for review

STEP 04

HANDOVER

Put it into practice.

Document the workflow, measures and agreed support.

WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU

Confirm who monitors the workflow and handles conversations.

YOU LEAVE WITH

A handover guide and launch plan

CLIENT FEEDBACK

Good partnerships.
In their own words.

Feedback from wider Webytag projects, sharing what it’s like to work with our team.

Support & problem-solving

“Loved the way how they have handled my problem”
Shipra KhannaMasterChef

Startup collaboration

“highly professional and commited team”
Rohilla HashmatEmaza

Website & graphics

“loved their works”
Sunil PandeyKLworks

BEFORE THE FIRST CONVERSATION

Good questions.
Clearer decisions.

Existing numbers, templates, contact permission, human handover and costs. Get practical clarity before you enquire.

Start with the conversation that repeats.

Tell us what your customers ask, what your team sends and where it currently gets stuck.

  • Your current WhatsApp setup
  • Your repeated messages or updates
  • When the team should take over

We’ll help you think through the right scope.

It connects agreed events, messages and actions using the WhatsApp Business Platform and compatible tools. Examples include enquiry routing, appointment reminders and customer updates. We map the conversation first, then confirm what your setup supports.

We review your number, account setup, provider and available onboarding options before agreeing the approach. Keeping an existing setup or moving a number depends on platform eligibility and the route available to your business.

On the WhatsApp Business Platform, business-initiated conversations use approved templates. Free-form replies are permitted within the 24-hour customer service window after a customer message. Outside that window, approved templates are required. We plan the workflow around the rules that apply.

We first review how permission was obtained, what recipients agreed to receive and how opt-outs are handled. A phone number or CRM entry alone is not permission. We plan relevant messages for an eligible audience, rather than unsolicited bulk outreach.

Yes, we agree the escalation route, responsible team, useful context and pause rules before the build. The exact handover experience depends on your team inbox and connected tools. Automation is scoped to support your people.

Not necessarily. Many workflows use agreed rules, buttons, templates and system events. AI replies are optional and need their own scope, content boundaries, testing and fallback. We discuss whether they add value to the conversation you need to support.

Account readiness, template approvals, content, workflow branches and integrations affect the work involved. We confirm a scoped delivery plan and clarify software, platform message charges and support separately. No fixed sales result or message-delivery guarantee is promised.

LET’S CONNECT YOUR CONVERSATIONS

Give the next message a useful next step.

Share your current WhatsApp setup, the conversations your team repeats and what you want to connect. We’ll discuss a practical first workflow.

PREFER A QUICK CHAT?

What happens next?

  1. Discuss your needs.

    Understand your current process and the outcome you need.

  2. Define the right scope.

    Review the tools, connections and rules involved.

  3. Agree the next step.

    Agree a scoped proposal before implementation begins.

Start your WhatsApp brief.

One repeated conversation is enough to begin.

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