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WhatsApp marketing that stays on the official API
Broadcasts on Agentzee go to people who opted in, using templates Meta has approved. You can segment the list and follow a quiet thread with an AI call.
A campaign, not a blast
Pick a segment from the CRM, choose an approved marketing template, and schedule the send. Replies land in the inbox. The bot can answer the first questions and hand the buyer to sales. Revenue is tied to the contact, not only to the click.
One thread from the ad to the reorder
A D2C brand meets the buyer on an ad, a reel, or a product page. The expensive part is the second message. Agentzee keeps that message on WhatsApp: the bot answers the ingredient or the size, the cart reminder names the product, and the reorder note goes to people who already bought. The CRM shows which ad the chat came from when you pass that through click-to-WhatsApp.
Separate the lists. People who opted in for offers can get a launch. People who only placed an order should get the shipping update and a relevant restock. Mixing those is how a useful number gets blocked.
What the team sees
The shared inbox shows the bot's answers and the human's. A new hire can take over a chat without asking the buyer to repeat the size. Notes and a reminder cover the buyer who said they will decide after payday. That is the work a D2C WhatsApp seat actually does, more than another dashboard of open rates.
Questions people ask
Can I message people who have not opted in?
No. Marketing templates require opt-in. Agentzee is built for the official API, not for unofficial bulk senders.
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Put this flow on WhatsApp
Book a 20-minute demo. We will show the chatbot, the broadcast, and the AI call on a number you already use.