WhatsApp automation with AI, on the official API, with your number protected

Answer the questions that come in every day, understand what the person wants, collect the details your team needs, and hand the conversation to an agent with everything noted. With AI, it understands messages the way people actually write them, not just the number of a menu option.

The AI WhatsApp bot we built for a real estate agency has handled 587 conversations. Each one is a conversation the team didn't have to start from scratch.

The official API is the door Meta itself opens for businesses to automate WhatsApp. Unofficial tools imitate the app, and when Meta catches them, you are the one who loses the number. That's why we only work with the official API.

It also supports Coexistence mode: the same number stays in your team's phone app while the automation runs through the API. For a lending company, we set up the official API in that mode, with paced sending and a handbrake to stop everything.

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It depends on what your business already has: a verified Meta business account, an available number, and the system the automation will talk to. With those in place, integration is fast. A WhatsApp Cloud API integration agreed for 2 business days was delivered in 3 hours.

If something is missing, like business verification, the scope spells out what depends on you, what depends on Meta and what depends on us.

A menu chatbot ("type 1 for a quote") works when the questions are few and always the same. An AI agent fits when people ask in different ways: it answers only from the information your business provides, and hands off to a person whatever it doesn't know.

Either way, your systems stay protected: the automation never stores passwords or access keys inside the flow, and anyone asking for sensitive data goes through verification first.

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It tells you. Automation that stops silently is the most expensive failure in this kind of project, because nobody notices until a customer complains. In a real estate automation, a safety lock worked exactly as designed and halted everything, but nobody was alerted, and the database went three days without updates. That's why every automation we deliver ships with an alert to someone on your team when it stops.

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Access to your Meta account is through an official invite, in your company's name. We never ask for passwords in chat.

1. 01You tell us in writing what lands in your WhatsApp and what your team answers every day.
2. 02We agree on a written scope: what the bot answers, when it hands off to a person, the timeline and the price.
3. 03You approve the script and the copy of the replies before development.
4. 04We test with test conversations until every path in the script works.
5. 05We deliver with the stop alert on, and support after launch.

The project has a fixed price that comes from the scope. The conversation fees Meta charges for using the API go straight to your company's account, not through us. Tell us what lands in your WhatsApp and we'll send back the scope with a fixed price.