WhatsApp API
Send WhatsApp notifications and marketing messages — templates, contacts, and automated alerts tied to your other modules, all inside Mewayz.
WhatsApp API is one of 50+ modules in the Mewayz platform. It connects your account to the WhatsApp API so messages can go out automatically when something happens elsewhere in Mewayz — and it shares contacts, templates, and reporting with every other module you switch on. Turn it on when you need it, off when you don't; like every Mewayz plan it's white-label, so you can run messaging under your own brand.
What you can do
- Send real-time notifications. Push WhatsApp alerts to customers and staff for the events that matter — new invoices, appointments, orders, and more.
- Automate from other modules. Tie messages to triggers across CRM, Invoicing, Bookings, HR, Projects, and more, so the right alert sends itself.
- Use message templates. Customise the wording of each notification, including per-language variants, so messages stay on-brand.
- Run marketing campaigns. Reach your contacts and lists with WhatsApp broadcasts alongside your email and SMS marketing.
- Toggle alerts per event. Enable or disable each notification type individually so people only get the messages they need.
- Connect with one API key. Paste your WhatsApp API key in settings to start sending — no separate platform to manage.
How to enable WhatsApp API
- Open the module marketplace. In your Mewayz dashboard, go to Modules and find WhatsApp API.
- Switch it on. Activate it on any plan with a free module slot — no setup fee, no per-seat pricing. Step-by-step: enabling a module →
- Connect and configure. Add your WhatsApp API key in settings, then choose which events trigger a message.
Good to know
- One platform, not ten subscriptions. WhatsApp API shares contacts, templates, and triggers with CRM, Invoicing, Bookings, and Email Marketing — nothing to integrate.
- White-label and resell. Run it under your own brand, or resell Mewayz to other businesses and keep 100%. See the reseller program →