WhatsApp customer support automation

WhatsApp Automated Bot

Automate repetitive questions responsibly

Use automation for repetitive customer questions, while keeping sensitive conversations, groups, personal contacts, and human intervention under control.

Useful automation with human control

Configure who receives a reply, what the bot may say, and when an advisor takes over.

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Incoming-message automation

Generate replies for supported customer messages using your saved rules and recent chat context.

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Deterministic templates

Answer exact or keyword triggers with a fixed approved response before the AI is used.

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Audience filters

Exclude groups and saved contacts, or require business intent before replying.

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Automatic pause

Stop the bot for a contact as soon as the account owner sends a personal reply.

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Handoff queue

Collect advisor requests and qualified leads so a person can continue with context.

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Operational diagnostics

See connection state, message activity, ignored-message reasons, and account limits.

Frequently asked questions

What should I automate first?
Start with low-risk questions such as opening hours, location, service categories, and appointment instructions.
Should I send bulk promotional messages?
Botifyo is designed primarily for replies and customer conversations. Avoid unsolicited or high-volume outreach that could violate WhatsApp policies.
How do advisors know when to intervene?
Explicit human requests and configured handoff signals place the conversation in the advisor queue with a summary.
Can the bot ignore personal contacts?
Yes. Saved contacts can be allowed, ignored, or limited to messages containing your business keywords.
Can I monitor what the bot sent?
Yes. Incoming messages, bot replies, and human replies are visible in the dashboard conversation history.

Test the complete flow before using it with customers

Connect WhatsApp, add real business rules, then send a test message from a second number.

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