A WhatsApp message template is a message that is approved in advance to be sent to customers outside of the “Customer Service Window” (messages can only be sent out to end users within this window; within 24 hours of latest inbound message). These templates have strict guidelines and policies and each one is reviewed by WhatsApp for adherence.
Your content must comply with the WhatsApp Message Template Guidelines.
1. Check that you have at least one “WhatsApp Outbound Messages” SKU in your Org. This is a message pack of 1,000 messages that is consumed with the use of WhatsApp message templates. For more information or to acquire the SKU, please contact your Salesforce Account Team.
2. Send an email to whatsappenablement@salesforce.com with the subject "WhatsApp Template Update" to get started. The WhatsApp Enablement Team will create a tracker document that will allow you to accurately submit your template content and collaborate on future templates and template revisions.
3. Enter your templates into the template tracker. Each translation of each template will have its own row, so if you have a particular template that should be available for use in multiple languages, please create two consecutive rows for that template and indicate the proper language in each row. The following fields must be filled out for each template:
4. When you’ve reviewed your templates for accuracy and are ready for the WhatsApp Enablement Team to submit them for approval, please respond to the original email thread for the request to let a team member know to process your updates. After all updates are complete, your Enablement Request will be closed. Please open a new request for any future updates, changes, or additions by following step 2 above; please include a link to your tracker document in the email so the same tracker can be used again.
To learn more, see Send Template-Based Automated Messages in WhatsApp.
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