WhatsApp Chatbots The Ultimate Guide

By Joren Wouters • Updated on May 16, 2023

This is the ultimate guide to WhatsApp Chatbots in 2023.

And I will cover everything.

What WhatsApp chatbots are.
What message rules apply on WhatsApp.
How you can create your own WhatsApp Chatbot.

And even more.

So if you're looking to create a WhatsApp chatbot for a business, you'll love this guide.

Chapter 1: Intro to WhatsApp Chatbots

In this first chapter, I will provide an intro to WhatsApp Chatbots. So:

What is a WhatsApp Chatbot?
Whatsapp Chatbot Example
Why use Whatsapp Chatbots?
How does a WhatsApp Chatbot work?

Let's dive in.

What is a WhatsApp bot?

A WhatsApp chatbot is a computer program that can automatically reply to messages on WhatsApp.

WhatsApp bots work 24/7 and can have multiple conversations with different persons, at the same time. They are often used to automatically answer questions and provide information about a company or products and services.

WhatsApp Chatbot Example

Now a real-life example of a WhatsApp bot for a business: the KLM WhatsApp Chatbot.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is one of the biggest airlines in the world. They have over 30.000 employees and serve passengers and cargo to 145 destinations.

I’m originally from the Netherlands, so I really like the fact that KLM was the first airline with a WhatsApp chatbot.

KLM used the chatbot to send booking information, check-in notifications, boarding passes and flight status updates. Besides that, users could ask KLM questions in 10 different languages:

Why use WhatsApp Chatbots?

WhatsApp is one of the biggest messaging apps in the world, with over 2 billion users around the globe. It is available in more than 180 countries and 60 different languages.

Moreover, 1.6 billion WhatsApp users access the app on a monthly basis.

And this leads to 65 billion WhatsApp messages sent every day.

Overwhelming, right?

So basically, you should use WhatsApp because your customers are already there, they are just waiting for you to send them a message. Besides that, you can reach any potential client on WhatsApp, because it is used by so many users all over the world.

Now I hear you thinking “Okay, I should use WhatsApp. But why use a chatbot?”

Good one.

In fact, I made a complete post about why you should use chatbots, but here are the ten most important reasons:

Save time and money on customer service
Boost your sales
Get more leads
Reply in seconds, instead of days
24/7 available, everywhere
Send real-time, tailored messages to customers
Messenger apps (like WhatsApp) become more popular
People are open to using chatbots
You can use chatbots internally in your company
Stand out from the crowd (aka, not many businesses use chatbots yet)

How do WhatsApp bots work?

WhatsApp chatbots are often based on a conversational flow.

And these conversational flows are created by using three main elements:

Trigger: Tells the chatbot when to start a conversation
Action: Tells the chatbot what to do (for example: send a message)
Condition: Perform checks based on if this, then that logic

For example, if I type “hey” to my own WhatsApp business chatbot, you will get the following response:

And this is how it looks like in ManyChat (the chatbot platform I’ve used):

How it works:

If someone types a message containing “hey”, “hi”, or “hello” we reply with this flow (the trigger)
The chatbot first checks if the user is a new user or a returning user (a condition)
If the user is a new user, we will send the first message (above). Otherwise we will send the second message (the actions)

Pretty simple, right?

And now you might be thinking:

“But what about KLM? Nobody sent them a message and they automatically send someone’s boarding pass?”

That’s right. It’s also possible that the chatbot starts the conversation with the user. But this is only allowed in certain situations. We will talk more about that in the next chapter 😉

Chapter 2: WhatsApp Message Rules

Unfortunately, you can't just send any message to anyone with your WhatsApp chatbot.

There are certain rules that you must follow.

Why is this? So that businesses don't spam everyone on WhatsApp (which is really anoying).

So, what are these rules?

Let's jump right in.

Comply with WhatsApp Message Rules

Basically, there are two types of conversations with WhatsApp Chatbots:

User-initiated conversations: when a user starts a conversation with your business
Business-initiated conversations: when a business starts a conversation with a user

If you are only planning to answer user-initiated conversations to your users within 24 hours, then don’t worry, because you won’t break any rules.

But if you want to do more: read on.

Every time a user interacts with your WhatsApp chatbot, a 24-hour window will open.

So that means that if a user is starting a conversation, sending a message or clicks on a button, we have 24 hours to respond to that message.

Within this 24-hour window, you can send any message to the user, with absolutely no constraints.

Please note that this 24-hour window will reopen, every time the user sends a message. Take this example:

User sends message to chatbot *24-hour window will open*
User says nothing for 8 hours *There are 16 hours left in the 24-hour window*
After 8 hours, the user sends another message *24-hour window will re-open*

But if you want to send a message outside the 24-hour window or you want to start a conversation as a business, you need to use WhatsApp Message Templates.

What are WhatsApp Message Templates?

WhatsApp Message Templates are a special type of conversation that allow you to send a message outside the 24-hour window or to start a conversation as a business on WhatsApp.

And there are three important things about WhatsApp Message Templates:

Only verified Facebook businesses can send Message Templates
You can only send WhatsApp Message Templates for specific types of messages (called categories)
Every WhatsApp Message Template must be approved by WhatsApp themselves

So WhatsApp has definied three categories of conversations, and I will cover them one-by-one:

Utility templates

Utility templates are focused on updates about transactions and updates on account or billing information.

And WhatsApp also provides examples in its documentation:

So this is how it can look on WhatsApp:

Examples of Utility Templates on WhatsApp

Authentication templates

Authentication templates are focused on two-factor authentication using WhatsApp.

So for example, you log in at Facebook, and then Facebook says you need to do two-factor authentication, and then instead of receiving a text message, you will receive a WhatsApp message with the authentication code:

Authentication template on WhatsApp — Example of WhatsApp Authentication template

Marketing templates

Marketing templates include conversations about promotions, offers, reminders about events, webinars, or a call.

And I think most businesses will use this category for their WhatsApp Message templates.

When you look at the WhatsApp documentation, we actually have many examples that we can use:

And this is how they look on WhatsApp:

Examples of Marketing Templates on WhatsApp

WhatsApp Bots for Group Chats

Is it possible to create a WhatsApp chatbot for a WhatsApp group?

No, unfortunately not.

WhatsApp doesn’t allow chatbots in WhatsApp groups, so there isn’t really anything we can do about this.

Chapter 3: How to create a chatbot on WhatsApp

Now, we know the basics of WhatsApp Chatbots and the rules we need to follow in order to build one.

So, now I will show you how you can build a WhatsApp bot yourself.

Let’s dive in.

Choose your chatbot platform

The first thing you need to do, is choose the chatbot platform you are going to use to build your WhatsApp chatbot.

There are basically two options:

Choose a chatbot builder that has has a direct integration with WhatsApp (such as ManyChat or Landbot)
Go with a chatbot builder that has an integration with a WhatsApp Business provider (like Xenioo)

The last option is the most common approach for chatbot builders that offer WhatsApp chatbots. It often implies also extra costs, because you need to pay for the chatbot platform as well as for the WhatsApp business provider.

In the next chapter, I will show you all the different chatbot platforms that offer WhatsApp Chatbots, so stay tuned.

By the way, if you already want to get ahead and compare the different platforms, here is complete chatbot platform comparison table with over 51 chatbot builders.

Create a WhatsApp Chatbot with ManyChat

To show how simple it is to make your own WhatsApp chatbot, I am going to create one with ManyChat.

First, go to ManyChat and create your free account:

Create free ManyChat account

Then, follow all the steps I explain in this video:

Get approved for the WhatsApp Business API

This step is optional: because not everyone needs to get approved for the WhatsApp Business API.

If you only want to reply to user-initiated conversations within the 24 hour window, you don’t have to apply for the WhatsApp Business API. You can just use your WhatsApp chatbot and you don’t have to worry about anything.

But, if you want to send business-initiated conversations to 50 unique customers (or more) in a rolling 24-hour period, you need to get approved for the WhatsApp Business API.

Here is a quick cheatsheet to determine if you need to get approved:

So, if you want tgeapproved with ManyChat ManyChat, then I have a complete video on how you can get approved for the WhatsApp Business API:

Once you have applied for the WhatsApp Business API, WhatsApp takes between 5 and 15 working days to handle your application.

P.S. If you want a full guide on how you can get approved for the WhatsApp Business API (and not only with ManyChat), check out this post.

Chapter 4: Which chatbot platforms for WhatsApp?

Now you’ve seen how you can create your own chatbot with ManyChat.

But ManyChat is not the only chatbot builder for WhatsApp out there.

So, which chatbot builders can you use to build your WhatApp chatbot?

And how much does a WhatsApp chatbot cost?

How much does a WhatsApp chatbot cost?

The costs of a WhatsApp bot depend on two things:

WhatsApp’s conversation-based pricing model
The chatbot platform that you use

Let’s cover them one-by-one.

What is conversation-based pricing on WhatsApp?

In February 2022, WhatsApp has released a new pricing model called conversation-based pricing.

With this pricing model, you pay per started conversation. There are two types of conversations:

User-initiated conversations: when a user starts a conversation
Business-initiated conversations: when a business starts a conversation or sends a message outside the 24-hour window

Basically, each time a conversation is started, you need to pay.

The price of a user-initiated conversation is generally lower than a business-initiated conversations and the overall prices differ per country.

In general, the price for a user-initated conversation is between $0.01 and $0.08 and the price for a business-initiated conversation is between $0.01 and $0.14. The specific prices per country can be found here.

Also, the first 1,000 user-initiated conversations per month are completely free.

WhatsApp Pricing of chatbot builders

The price of your WhatsApp chatbot also depends on the chatbot software that you use.

As said before, some chatbot builders have a direct integration with WhatsApp, such as ManyChat.

While others make an integration with a WhatsApp Business provider, like Xenioo.

Also it is good to know that with chatbot builders like Xenioo, you need to pay twice: you need to pay for the chatbot platform as well as for the WhatsApp Business provider.

First, I will show you the pricing of ManyChat (we used before) and then I show you the pricing of Twilio (most used WhatsApp Business provider).

ManyChat Pricing for WhatsApp chatbots

With ManyChat, it’s even possible to create a basic WhatsApp bot for free. By using their free plan, you can use the basic features of the platform as long as you stay under 1,000 contacts.

If these features are not enough or you have more contacts, you can go with their Pro plan, which comes with all features of the platform. This starts at $15 for 500 contacts and increases with the number of contacts you have:

Twilio WhatsApp Pricing

For messages inside the 24-hour window, you will need to pay $0.005 per message. This is a flat fee per sent Twilio message.

The pricing of WhatsApp Message Templates is different. This consists of a WhatsApp Fee and a Twilio fee:

Moreover, if you send more messages with WhatsApp, you also get a discount on that WhatsApp fee:

So, let’s say we want to send 20.000 messages inside the 24-hour window and 5.000 messages using Message Templates, this would result in:

20.000 * 0.005 = $100
5.000 * 0.0135 = $67.50

So, in total $167.50 for sending 25.000 messages in a month.

From the chatbot builders below, Xenioo, SilFer Bots, Quriobot and SnatchBot are using Twilio to create WhatsApp Chatbots.

Cliengo Pricing for WhatsApp chatbots

Cliengo offers WhatsApp from their Premium plan, which is $90 per month. If you want to use WhatsApp with this plan, you also need to pay an additional cost.

Unfortunately, they don’t tell on their website what that cost is…

Engati Pricing for WhatsApp chatbots

Engati offers WhatsApp from their Enterprise WhatsApp Basic plan, which is $180 per month and comes with 10.000 interactions:

Landbot Pricing for WhatsApp chatbots

Landbot provides a WhatsApp integration from the Pro plan, which would cost €150 per month and includes 500 chats per month.

They also provide a Business Plan for €600 per month, which comes with 5000 chats per month.

Tars pricing for WhatsApp chatbots

Tars has a Professional plan that includes 5 chatbots and 1000 chats per month for $99.

WhatsApp Chatbot Platforms

Here is a complete comparison table with all the WhatsApp chatbot platform I’ve reviewed so far:

By the way, if you want to easily compare them, here is complete chatbot platform comparison table with over 51 chatbot builders.

	Botmother	Botpress	Botsociety	Chatfuel	Cliengo	Crisp	Dialogflow	Engati	Flow.ai	Freshchat	Landbot	Manychat	Pandorabots	Quriobot	SilFer Bots	SnatchBot	Solvemate	Tars	Trengo	Ubisend	UChat	Xenioo	Zoho SalesIQ
Interface
Visual Flow Builder Create chatbot dialogs with a visual flow builder.
Test chatbot Is it possible to test the chatbot before putting your new flows or changes live?
Interface easy to use? Is the chatbot platform easy-to-use?
Easy to setup a chatbot? Is it easy to set up your chatbot with this chatbot platform?
Chatbot elements
Delays Use delays between messages in your chatbot
Images Can you send images via your chatbot?
Video Can you send video via your chatbot?
Audio Can you send audio via your chatbot?
Attachments Can you send attachments via your chatbot?
Gallery (Horizontal list) Show a gallery of cards inside your chatbot. A card consists of an image, title, subtitle and button.
Vertical list Show a vertical list of items inside your chatbot
Emojis Can you use emojis inside your chatbot?
Persistent menu Can you add a persistent menu to your chatbot?
Quick replies Can you add quick replies to your chatbot where users can click on?
Buttons Can you add buttons to your chatbot where users can click on?
Free text input Can chatbot users freely type text to your chatbot whenever they want to?
Location sharing Can users share their location inside the chatbot?
Email validation When a chatbot user gives their email, can the platform validate it’s a correct email address?
Phone number validation When a chatbot user gives their phone number, can the platform validate it’s a correct phone number?
Date validation When a chatbot user gives a date, can the platform validate it’s a correct date?
Users
Custom fields Store information from your chatbot users inside fields. For example, you can ask for someone’s email and store it inside the “email” custom field.
Tags Add tags to users in your chatbot flows to organize and categorize contacts.
User segments Can you create user segments based on custom fields and tags?
Messages
Broadcasts Send a message to all or a part of your chatbot users at a specific date and time
Sequences Send messages on a pre-defined schedule with a certain time interval between those messages
Conditions Make checks in your chatbot flow based on if-then logic. For example, if the user has not given their email, ask for their email.
Multiple languages Is it possible to create a chatbot in multiple languages?
Easy to translate Can you translate text to other languages without using a third-party platform and without creating duplicate flows?
AI & NLP
Keywords Trigger chatbot flow based on certain words or phrases a user says to the chatbot.
Intents Trigger a chatbot flow by understanding the intent of the user.
Entities Capture specific information from sentences. For example, if a user says “veggie pizza”, the chatbot can understand it’s not a regular pizza, but a veggie pizza.
DialogFlow integration Does the chatbot platform provide a direct integration with Google’s AI Platform?
Channels
Website Can you publish your chatbot on your website?
Facebook Can you publish your chatbot on Facebook?
Instagram Can you publish your chatbot on Instagram?
WhatsApp Can you publish your chatbot on WhatsApp?
Telegram Can you publish your chatbot on Telegram?
SMS Can you publish your chatbot on SMS?
Slack Can you publish your chatbot on Slack?
Skype Can you publish your chatbot on Skype?
Email Can you publish your chatbot on email?
Integrations
Live chat Direct integration with live chat, either via a built-in live chat functionality or a third-party live chat platform.
Zapier Direct integration with Zapier, one of the largest integration platforms in the world.
Make (formerly Integromat) Direct integration with Make (formerly Integromat), one of the largest integration platforms in the world.
Google Sheets Direct integration with Google Sheets, to store or retrieve data from sheets.
Webhooks Can you call an API inside your chatbot flow to send or get data from other applications?
Marketing
Facebook website widget Embed your chatbot as a Facebook Widget on your website.
Native website widget Embed your chatbot as a native widget (your own branding & colors) on your website.
Landing pages Can you create a simple landing page to drive users to your chatbot?
Facebook Ads Start a conversation with your chatbot when someone clicks on a Facebook Ad
One-Time Notification Send one-time notifications via Facebook Messenger for a topic that a chatbot user has opted-in for
Facebook comments auto-reply Automatically reply with your chatbot to users who comment on your Facebook Posts
Button creator Add a button to your website to drive users to your chatbot
Custom URLs Generate a simple URL that can be shared anywhere to send users to your chatbot
Pricing
Free trial Does the chatbot platform provide a free trial?
Free plan Does the chatbot platform provide a free plan?
Price per month What is the lowest price per month for creating a chatbot on this platform?	17		79	15		95	0	19	19	69	30	15	19	9	9	30	349	99	25	300	10	30	10
Monthly pricing Is it possible to pay monthly?
Money back guarantee Is there a money-back guarantee in case you are not satisfied with the platform?
Analytics
Dashboard Dashboard that provides general analytics of your chatbot.
User input Get the input from users that your chatbot didn’t understand.
Sent messages The number of messages that were sent by your chatbot.
Open rate The percentage of chatbot users that opened a message inside your chatbot.
Click rate The percentage of chatbot users that click on a button inside your chatbot.
Conversion rate The percentage of users that converted through your chatbot. For example, the percentage of users that gave their email address
Fall back rate The percentage of interactions where the chatbot did not know an answer to a question.
Custom dashboards/reports Can you create your own dashboard or reports?
eCommerce
Payments Collect payments inside your chatbot
Shopify Direct integration with Shopify to get products, order information and cart data.
WooCommerce Direct integration with WooCommerce to get products, order information and cart data.
Buy directly within chatbot Ability for chatbot users to buy products or services directly from a chatbot
Cart abandonment Trigger messages in the chatbot when a user abandons their cart on a website or inside the chatbot
Templates & Cloning
Templates How many pre-built templates does the chatbot platform provide?	0	4	0	21	0	3	45	195	16	0	66	19	1	14	28	73	0	81	0	0	27	16	0
Make template Can you make templates yourself?
Share template Can you share self-created templates with others?
Duplicate chatbot flows Is it possible to duplicate chatbot flows, so you can easily reuse them?
Duplicate chatbot elements Is it possible to duplicate chatbot elements, so you can easily reuse them?
Optimization
A/B Testing Can you optimize your chatbot flows by performing A/B tests?
Support
Tutorials Does the chatbot platform provide tutorials on how to use its platform?
Documentation Does the chatbot platform provide documentation on how to use its platform?
Customer support Does the chatbot platform provide customer support?

Compare all platforms

Now It's Your Turn

So that’s how you can create your own WhatsApp chatbot.

Now I want to turn it over to you: Are you going to create a WhatsApp Chatbot?

Or are you already using one?

Let me know by leaving a quick comment below right now.

Comments (38)

Rijwanul Hoque September 29, 2020 Reply

Awesome step by step explanation.
1. Joren Wouters September 30, 2020 Reply
  
  Thank you, Rijwanul 🙂
  1. Vijayraj January 17, 2023 Reply
    
    One of the best blogs to understand WhatsApp chatbots.
    1. Joren Wouters January 17, 2023 Reply
      
      Thank you, Vijayraj! Glad you like it 🙂
2. Julius November 28, 2021 Reply
  
  Where does the chatbot get the answers to questions from my clients in the chat bot?
  
  ie; how does it get the data from my database to respond to my clients needs/inquiries?
  
  That has not been clear to me in this article.
  1. Joren Wouters December 5, 2021 Reply
    
    Hey Julius! Generally speaking, this can be performed in multiple ways. If you already have a database with questions and answers, you can connect your chatbot to that database using an API or an integration platform, like Integromat. If that’s not the case, you can simply set the questions and answers in the chatbot builder itself.
James Wong October 1, 2020 Reply

This is the BEST Review ever!! Thanks Man!
1. Joren Wouters October 1, 2020 Reply
  
  Thank you!
2. Anna February 28, 2021 Reply
  
  Hey this is a great guide!
  A quick question, would it be doable to have the same chatbot running on different whatsapp phone numbers?
  
  I’m looking to build a multilanguage chatbot for whatsapp for different stores in Europe, so would like to build one with translation capabilities but also have it running in different local telephone numbers.
  
  How would you tackle that?
  1. Anna February 28, 2021 Reply
    
    Adding to my comment…The reason why I’m looking at different local phone numbers is because the b2c brand of the store differs across countries..
  2. Joren Wouters February 28, 2021 Reply
    
    Hey Anna!
    
    I think this would be possible, but I think you would need to manually copy your chatbot flows (and settings) to multiple accounts. Then, each account is its own phone number. It is possible, but it would also lead to higher maintenance costs, because every time you change your chatbot, you need to do it on multiple accounts.
    
    Does this help?
Carl May 23, 2021 Reply

Great guide. Is it possible to save the replies and pictures taken into a sql database to be used?
1. Joren Wouters May 24, 2021 Reply
  
  I think it is, but then you would need to create a custom integration with your SQL Database.
Rehaan May 25, 2021 Reply

there’s another software like Twilio called AIsensy , please give a review about it also it’s pricing is reasonable that’s what I’ve found good in it
1. Joren Wouters May 31, 2021 Reply
  
  Thanks, I will look into that!
Rehaan July 2, 2021 Reply

Hey joren , I needed to know if we could use buttons in a WhatsApp Chatbot I.e. in which we can put an option like a yes or no and the user clicks on the option and the input is given . This helps to make a hasle free Chatbot as there is no problem with keyword triggering and all that
1. Joren Wouters July 2, 2021 Reply
  
  Hey Rehaan! Currently, it is not possible to use buttons on WhatsApp. So your only way to do this is by using keyword triggers.
rehaan July 3, 2021 Reply

Actually I’ve seen a company in India using buttons . Their name is lenskart , go to their official WhatsApp number and check out how their bot is .
1. Joren Wouters July 12, 2021 Reply
  
  Yes, I’ve just checked it out and found that WhatsApp recently did a release in which it is possible to use buttons in your WhatsApp chatbot. But not all chatbot builders are providing this functionality yet…
Julio April 21, 2022 Reply

some chatbot builders have a “direct integration” with WhatsApp, such as ManyChat.

But ManyChat site says WhatsApp (beta)
1. Joren Wouters April 24, 2022 Reply
  
  Hey Julio! Yes, that’s true, ManyChat’s WhatsApp integration is currently in beta and not all accounts can use it right now. But almost all accounts can access it and if you don’t have access you can just contact ManyChat support.
  1. Julio April 27, 2022 Reply
    
    Hi Joren, thanks for your answer!
    
    What’s the different between WhatsApp integration (not all accounts can “use” it ) and all accounts can “access” it. I mean, What’s the different between “use” it and “access” it?
Maria May 24, 2022 Reply

Great review! Thanks a lot!
A lot of WABA chatbot builders!
Could you please advise any platforms providing unofficial WhatsApp solutions? (to avoid Fb approval process before testing bots)
1. Joren Wouters May 31, 2022 Reply
  
  Hey Maria! It isn’t necessary anymore to get approved for WhatsApp if you want to test your bot (I updated the post). If you still want to use an unofficial WhatsApp provider, I recommend having a look at Xenioo (https://chatimize.com/xenioo/). They have some direct connections with unofficial WhatsApp Business Providers.
mohamed May 31, 2022 Reply

Hi !

Thank you for the article.

https://www.facebook.com/business/help/2640149499569241

According to what I understood from the documentation, This 24-hour window rule will no longer be imposed if the application passes the verification process. Am I right?
1. Joren Wouters June 28, 2022 Reply
  
  Nope, this is not true. The 24-hour window rule still applies after the verification process.
Zvina June 24, 2022 Reply

Hi Joren

Thank you very much for this awesome content, this is epic!!!

Is it possible to add a second WhatsApp number to a single Manychats Bot? We had already advertised two numbers to the public and would like to use both on the same Bot.
1. Joren Wouters June 28, 2022 Reply
  
  Hey Zvina! Thank you for your kind words 🙂
  
  Nope, currently it is not possible to add a second WhatsApp number to a single ManyChat bot. If you want to do that, you need to add a second ManyChat bot and add the second number to that one.
Ima January 13, 2023 Reply

Hello Joren, is it possible to customize my chatbot to be the whatsapp icon? the same way you have facebook messenger as the channel for chatting.
And is it possible to have the whatsapp chat still on the platform or it must reroute to whatsapp
1. Joren Wouters January 13, 2023 Reply
  
  Hey Ima! With WhatsApp, it is possible to change the profile picture of your account, such as with a personal WhatsApp account. What do you mean with the question “And is it possible to have the whatsapp chat still on the platform or it must reroute to whatsapp”?
PLim January 27, 2023 Reply

Hey Joren,
This is incredible article and thank you so much for your wisdom and knowledge shared for free !
1. Joren Wouters February 11, 2023 Reply
  
  Thank you, I’m glad you like it!
Akash March 15, 2023 Reply

It’s a really simplistic way of knowledge on chatbots… thanks for sharing the knowledge for free…
1. Joren Wouters April 21, 2023 Reply
  
  Thank you, Akash!
Tom April 26, 2023 Reply

Hi – Thanks for sharing this information. Very helpful. I am curious if you have a service where you will create the bot for a company?
1. Joren Wouters May 2, 2023 Reply
  
  Hey Tom! Yes, I provide services to do that. If you are interested, please book a call here: https://chatimize.com/chatbot-consulting/
Linda April 29, 2023 Reply

hi Joren,
i have been trying to create my first bot and I can’t find how to create a list of options for the customer to choose their help topic…

I can only see the multiple choice option and it only appears to be a maximum of 3 buttons. is that it?
1. Joren Wouters May 2, 2023 Reply
  
  Hey Linda! Yes, that’s it. In my course, the WhatsApp Automation Starter Pack, I explain how you can overcome this limitation and actually add more options. If you are interested, here is more information: https://chatimize.com/whatsapp-automation-starter-pack/

WhatsApp Chatbots The Ultimate Guide

Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3