WhatsApp platform

The messages you send every day, sent for you

Most WhatsApp automation is not clever. It is the same confirmation, the same reminder, the same follow-up, sent reliably instead of when somebody remembers. That is the part that actually moves revenue.

Flows for the branching parts

A visual flow builder handles the conversations with a decision in them: ask a question, branch on the answer, collect a detail, hand to a human when it matters. Flows can be built and edited without touching code.

Drip sequences for the patient parts

Some follow-ups are not a conversation, they are a schedule — a nudge on day two, a reminder on day seven, a last check on day fourteen. Contacts are enrolled into a sequence and leave it automatically when they reply or convert.

  • Multi-step sequences with delays between steps
  • Enrolment and exit rules per sequence
  • Enrolment list visible per sequence, so nothing runs blind

Triggered from your own systems

A single authenticated HTTP endpoint sends a message for a tenant, which is how TableOS pushes restaurant order alerts into WhatsApp. Anything that can make an HTTP request can trigger a WAVE message.

Common questions

Do I need a developer?
Not for flows, drips or broadcasts — those are built in the dashboard. The API is there when you want to trigger messages from your own software.
Can I automate on my personal WhatsApp number?
Technically yes, through the QR-link engine — but read the honest warning about it on the pricing page first. It is unofficial and carries a ban risk.

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