Retain · Promotions and newsletters
Reach thousands without burning the number
Send approved WhatsApp templates, flows or plain messages to a filtered list, paced so the number stays healthy. Drip campaigns follow up on a schedule, and email campaigns run from the same contacts.
Throttled sends that protect the number
Drip sequences on a schedule
Email campaigns from the same contacts
Broadcasts
Preview who gets it before it goes
Filter by tag, stage or channel, see the count and the ones with no number, and launch. Delivery, replies and failures fill in live.
- WhatsApp templates with per-recipient fields
- Start a flow for each recipient
- Retry only the failed ones
How it works
Up and running in three steps
- 1
Pick the audience
Tags, stages, channels or a segment.
- 2
Choose the message
A template, a flow or text.
- 3
Launch or schedule
Watch results as they come in.
In practice
How different businesses use it
FAQ
Questions people ask
Do I need templates for broadcasts?+
On the WhatsApp Business API, yes, for anyone outside the 24-hour window. Chatz submits them to Meta and tracks the approval for you.
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