The call ends and the WhatsApp has already gone

Yes. RMDialer sends an approved template on the official WhatsApp Business API the moment a call ends, with the customer’s details filled in and the rule varying by call outcome.

Not on the official Business API with approved templates and opted-in recipients. What breaches policy is unofficial tooling that automates the consumer app, and that is what gets numbers banned.

For marketing templates, yes. A customer who called you has shown intent but that is not blanket marketing consent, so collect it explicitly and keep the after-call message relevant to what they rang about.

They are two separate products. Auto WhatsApp After Call is a dedicated app for that one job and does not change how you dial. RMDialer is a dialer and CRM that has after-call WhatsApp as one of its features.

RMDialer is the one built around the pairing: an Android business dialer and telecalling CRM where the WhatsApp follow-up, on the official Business API, sends itself when the call ends. Most dialers either lack WhatsApp entirely or automate the consumer app unofficially, which risks the number.

Yes. Attach the digital catalogue link to the after-call template and every answered enquiry call delivers it without the caller doing anything. Wholesalers run rate lists the same way, and clinics send location and prep instructions.

The reply lands in the in-app inbox beside that customer’s record, so whoever handles it sees the call history and the lead stage together. Replies do not vanish into one person’s phone.

Rules key off the call outcome and can include the caller’s details, so each rep’s follow-up carries their own name and number while the templates stay company-approved.

Meta charges its per-message rate for business-initiated template messages, passed through at cost. The RMDialer plan itself does not meter messages; the ₹1,908 per user per year covers the software including the WhatsApp automation.

Yes. The same app sends bulk campaigns on the official API, personalised per contact, to segments built from your lead fields, and campaign replies land in the same inbox as after-call replies.

Not on the official Business API with approved templates, which is how RMDialer sends. The banned-number stories come from unofficial tools that script the consumer app; the official route is the reason this feature can exist safely.

Yes, and it is one of the highest-value rules: a missed enquiry call can immediately receive "sorry we missed you" with a callback promise and the catalogue, so the enquiry survives until the callback happens.

The Business API number is registered with Meta, and the practical setup is one company WhatsApp number for automation while callers dial from their own SIMs. RMDialer connects the two so the call and the message meet on the same customer record.

Install from Google Play or start at rmdialer.com, connect the WhatsApp Business number, get one template approved per outcome and turn the rules on. The 3-day trial covers the whole flow.