Send WhatsApp welcome message for new Salesforce leads via WhatsScale
Send WhatsApp welcome message for new Salesforce leads via WhatsScale
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Stop manually welcoming new leads. This template monitors Salesforce for new lead records and sends an instant WhatsApp welcome message using WhatsScale — all automatically. Perfect for sales and marketing teams that want to acknowledge new inquiries quickly and start conversations with potential customers without manual follow-ups. Whenever a new lead is created in Salesforce, the lead instantly receives a WhatsApp message, helping businesses respond faster and improve engagement. How it works:
- Salesforce detects a new lead created in your CRM
- The lead’s phone number and name are captured from the record
- WhatsScale sends a personalized WhatsApp welcome message to the lead WhatsScale’s built-in message throttling ensures your messages stay within WhatsApp’s rate limits, even when multiple leads are created in a short period. Requirements: A WhatsScale account with a connected WhatsApp session and a Salesforce account with access to the Lead object. Built by WhatsScale — [email protected]
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Adds a tag to an existing contact in your WhatsScale CRM
Check if a phone number has a WhatsApp account
Completes or aborts a job.
Creates a new contact in your WhatsScale CRM with phone number, name, and tags.
Creates a new bulk data job.
Creates a new record in an object.
Permanently deletes a contact from your WhatsScale CRM. This action cannot be undone.
Deletes a record.
Downloads an attachment or a document.
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