Connect WhatsScale - Whatsapp Automation and Google Sheets
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Send WhatsApp birthday wishes to contacts in Google Sheets via WhatsScale
Never miss a birthday again. This template checks your Google Sheets contact list every morning, finds contacts whose birthday is today, and sends them a personalized WhatsApp message through WhatsScale — completely on autopilot. Perfect for businesses that want to nurture customer relationships, real estate agents staying in touch with clients, HR teams recognizing employees, or anyone managing a contact list who wants to add a personal touch at scale. How it works: A daily schedule triggers the scenario every morning Google Sheets searches for rows where the birthday column matches today’s date For each matching contact, WhatsScale sends a personalized birthday message to their WhatsApp number WhatsScale’s message throttling automatically spaces out messages so you stay within WhatsApp’s sending limits — even if 50 contacts share the same birthday. Requirements: A WhatsScale account with a connected WhatsApp session, and a Google Sheet with columns for Name, Phone Number (with country code), and Birthday (date format). Built by WhatsScale — [email protected]
Send scheduled WhatsApp order review requests (Part 2 of 2)
Automatically send WhatsApp order review requests from your queued orders. This template processes the Google Sheet queue created by Part 1 and sends personalized WhatsApp review requests via WhatsScale CRM. How it works: Runs daily on schedule Finds orders where Send Date is today or earlier Looks up or creates CRM contact Sends personalized order review request Removes processed order from queue Setup required: Google Sheets connection (same spreadsheet as Part 1) WhatsScale CRM connection WhatsApp message template for order reviews Important: Install Part 1 template first to queue Shopify orders. Questions? [email protected]
Send WhatsApp order review request from Google Sheets
Automatically request order reviews from customers the day after delivery. HOW IT WORKS: Searches for orders with Delivered Date = Yesterday Checks WhatsScale CRM for existing contact Sends personalized review request with order ID Runs daily - each order processed only once ROUTES: Contact exists → Send review request Contact not found → Create contact + Send review request SHEET SETUP: Column A: Name Column B: Phone (with country code) Column C: Order ID Column D: Delivered Date (YYYY-MM-DD format) BENEFITS: Review request per order (not per customer) No duplicate messages - time-based filter No sheet updates needed Contacts synced to WhatsScale CRM CUSTOMIZE: Edit review request message Include order ID for context Add your review page link Connect to a scheduler to run daily Built by WhatsScale. Questions? [email protected]
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