Go to our Message Templates quickstart to learn more about it. The displayed templates have already been submitted approved by WhatsApp, so you can start using them straight away.Ĭheck out some more examples of approved use cases for the WhatsApp Business solution. It’s time to choose a WhatsApp Message Template. Hit ‘Next: Send an outbound message.’ Step 3: Choose a WhatsApp Message Template Pro-tip: Want to leave this Sandbox and join another? Simply reply Stop at any time to the WhatsApp Sandbox. If another user is already connected to the workspace, simply switch to another workspace.

To successfully connect to the sandbox, make sure to close any additional active windows.

This means you're ready to start messaging.įor now, the WhatsApp Sandbox can only be active in one window at a time and only one user per Workspace can connect simultaneously. The ‘Waiting for Your Message’ box now reads Congrats! You're now connected to the sandbox. Message received! Your device is now connected to the MessageBird’s WhatsApp Sandbox. Two-word entry code: Save the WhatsApp Sandbox number as a new contact in your phone, now go to WhatsApp and send your unique two-word entry code to this number, and 🎉 you're connected! Scan the QR Code: Open your phone camera and focus it on the QR Code, click on the push notification, you have a prefilled message with the word “join” followed by a two-word entry code, send the message, and 🎉 you're connected! You’ll now need to connect your device to the sandbox.

Step 2: Connect your device to the sandbox Activate the sandbox by agreeing to the WhatsApp Business Solution Terms. Go to your ‘Channels’ in the MessageBird Dashboard, and click on ‘WhatsApp Sandbox’. In this quickstart, you’ll learn how to get started with MessageBird’s WhatsApp Sandbox in 6 easy steps. The MessageBird WhatsApp Sandbox allows you to try and prototype WhatsApp Business in a developer environment without going through the approval process. Getting Started with the MessageBird WhatsApp Sandbox

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