Thanks for your requests and comments here.
Our team has been researching what we can do with WhatsApp and have come back with the following potential points of concern:
1. WhatsApp say they restrict the number of businesses that have access to the WhatsApp API (Reference: https://faq.whatsapp.com/en/26000171/?category=5245235), and that access to the API is restricted to Medium and Large businesses only. What have your experiences been in relation to this?
2. Twilio may be an easier path for getting access, albeit Paid access with per message sending costs, however, Twilio states that use must adhere to the WhatsApp Commerce Policy. The WhatsApp Commerce Policy states that WhatsApp Messaging cannot be used by businesses that transact in the sale of, including renewals and upgrades, of digital content, digital subscriptions, or digital accounts (Reference: https://www.whatsapp.com/legal/commerce-policy/). We believe that web hosting would fall under this category. What are your experiences related to this?
Thanks for your feedback!
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I have already built a module using this approach, and it has made my work much easier. For example, now I can automatically send messages to clients whenever a new ticket is opened or replied to. Similarly, when a client replies, the admin also receives a WhatsApp notification.
https://whmcsextensions.com/product/whatsapp-notifications-for-whmcs/ - Check here
In addition, the module notifies clients when a service is due for renewal and alerts the admin when a new order is placed.
At the moment, I have focused only on the notification functionality, but I plan to enhance it further. The next step is to allow admins to create and configure their own custom messages, so that personalized messages can be sent automatically.
One more thing worth mentioning — the module also supports sending custom messages directly to any client, whenever needed.
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