Send WhatsApp Message with variables to a new lead created in Facebook Lead Ads
Send WhatsApp Message with variables to a new lead created in Facebook Lead Ads
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Send WhatsApp Message with Variables (For example: Lead first name) to a new lead.
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Add a customer to the Black List. Customers on the Black List will not receive any future messages until removed. Cannot be undone via API - must remove the customer from the 'Black List' label using 'Remove Customer From Label'.
Adds a customer to label in Mumble.
Create a new customer in Mumble, or update an existing one matched by phone. Supports marketing/tracking attribution, optional chatbot assignment, and up to 15 custom fields per account.
Create a new label (tag) in your Mumble account. Returns 409 if a label with the same name already exists.
Assign a Customer to an agent in Mumble.
Assign a customer to a team in your Mumble account. Useful for routing inbound conversations to a specific group of agents (sales, support, retention, etc.).
Assign a chatbot to a customer (or turn off the chatbot, or switch to Dolores AI).
Create a WhatsApp message template. New templates start as PENDING and require Meta approval (typically minutes to hours). Currently supports the 'custom' template type with text/image/video/document/audio headers, body variables, footer, and up to 10 buttons (Quick Reply, URL, Phone). Catalog, coupon, carousel, and product templates will be added in a future version.
Deletes a label from Mumble.
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