WhatsApp works for almost any message you would otherwise send by SMS or email — here are the patterns we see most often.
Send order confirmations, dispatch notices and delivery updates as Utility templates. Because they are transactional, they reach customers who would never open a marketing email — and the delivery report tells you exactly which ones landed.
Appointment reminders sent the day before cut no-shows without anyone picking up a phone. Tag contacts by service type and send only the reminder that applies to them.
Fee reminders, timetable changes and admission updates go to a channel people check within minutes. Group contacts by batch or class so the right cohort gets the right message.
New listings and site-visit confirmations sent straight to interested buyers, with tags separating budget ranges and localities so nobody gets an irrelevant property.
Premium due dates, policy renewals and statement notifications delivered as Utility templates, with read receipts showing you who has actually seen them before you escalate to a call.
Team leads and members are scoped to their own team, so each client's contacts and campaigns stay separate inside one account, while the company admin keeps a view across everything.