WhatsApp marketing software bundles a campaign composer, contact database, team inbox, chatbot and reports so staff can run WhatsApp together. Each module in WappBlaster's WhatsApp marketing software, how a Delhi team sharing one number uses it day to day, and the single yearly price that includes them all.
WhatsApp marketing software in Delhi is a dashboard that schedules template campaigns, stores tagged contacts, runs a team inbox and chatbot, and reports results with integrations.
WappBlaster's dashboard serves Delhi institutes, clinics and traders at one ₹7999 ($200) yearly price however many staff log in, with Meta's charges shown apart.
Timetable changes go out at a set hour without someone pressing send.
Students are tagged by course and centre, patients by the test they booked.
Fee and timing questions get bot answers; complaints reach a person.
Read and reply counts sit beside webhooks that feed a lab or CRM system.
WappBlaster's WhatsApp marketing software costs a Delhi team ₹7999 ($200) a year, and every module is included in that one licence. The composer builds templates with images, PDFs, video and buttons for quick replies, calls or links. Contacts are organised into segments using tags and custom fields, and can be imported from Excel or Google Sheets. Campaigns can be scheduled for a set time or built into drip sequences that respond to clicks and replies. The chatbot builder needs no code and combines menus with AI replies. In the shared inbox, each chat is assigned to one team member, with internal notes. Delhi reports break down deliveries, reads, replies, taps and the reason behind every failure, template by template. A Delhi firm's other software links in through the REST API, webhooks, and plug-ins for online stores and CRMs. More staff or more contacts cost nothing extra; Meta's per-message charges are passed on at cost. WappBlaster demonstrates the software to Delhi teams on a live call from Bikaner.
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Inside the dashboard
Four groups of tools, one login for each staff member, and one price for all of them.
Build a template with variables, media and buttons, preview it, then send it at a set time or as part of a drip that moves on when a contact taps, replies or stays silent.
Each contact holds tags, custom fields and opt-in status. Import from a spreadsheet, then build segments such as 'Punjabi, West Delhi, ordered before Diwali' in a few clicks.
Chats are assigned to one staff member each, with private notes for the team. The bot covers menus and AI answers, then steps aside for a Delhi staff member once a human is needed.
Delivered, read, replied, clicked and opted-out figures for each template, with Meta's failure reasons. The REST API, webhooks and connectors link it to your store, CRM or spreadsheets.
Delhi teams rarely sit in one place: a salesman in Karol Bagh, a counsellor in Laxmi Nagar, a receptionist in Dwarka, an owner checking from home in Greater Kailash. Browser-based software on one shared number suits that far better than a single phone at the counter. The composer handles templates in Hindi, Punjabi and English. WappBlaster writes the code in Bikaner, Rajasthan, keeps no Delhi office, and walks through every module online before you pay anything.
In a Chandni Chowk wholesale firm, the owner builds a segment of retailers who bought festive stock last year, a staff member schedules the new price list for Monday morning, and two salesmen answer replies in the shared inbox, each handling the retailers assigned to them. The reports then show which states' retailers read the list and which ones need a phone call instead.
At a coaching institute, the admissions head tags enquiries by course and source, the scheduler sends batch-start reminders, and each counsellor sees only their own assigned students in the inbox. A webhook pushes new enquiries from the institute's website into WappBlaster, and the analytics show which template brought the most demo-class bookings during the admission season, so next year's campaign starts from the winner.
A lab connects its booking system through the REST API, so appointment confirmations and report-ready alerts are sent automatically. Patient replies are assigned to the reception of the right collection centre, and notes record what was promised. The lab manager checks delivery failures each morning to catch wrong numbers before the next report goes out, and fixes them in the contact record so the error does not repeat.
The same whatsapp marketing software setup is also written up for Gurgaon.
National details: shared WhatsApp inbox.
| Feature | What to check | WappBlaster |
|---|---|---|
| Official API | Is it built on Meta’s Business Platform? | Yes |
| Pricing basis | Per seat, per contact or flat? | Flat yearly fee |
| Team inbox | Can chats be assigned and noted? | Yes |
| Chatbot | Menus only, or AI with handover? | Both, with handover |
| Analytics depth | Sent only, or replies and clicks? | Delivered, read, replied, clicked, opted-out |
| API | Included or an add-on? | Included, with webhooks |
Teams choosing software also read employee chat monitoring for managers, bulk messaging with a built-in CRM and when a shared inbox beats the Business app.
No. One ₹7999 ($200) annual licence opens everything a Delhi team uses, from campaigns, drips and the bot to the inbox, reports, API and connectors, with seats and contacts unlimited. Meta's message charges are billed on top, at cost, as a separate line.
Link to this answerYes. Bring them in from an Excel sheet, a CSV export or a linked Google Sheet, matching columns to name, number, tags and Delhi-specific fields such as locality or language. Record where each contact opted in while importing, so consent can be shown later if required.
Link to this answerDelhi teams get ready-made links for Shopify and WooCommerce shops, Google Sheets and the usual CRMs. Anything not on that list hooks up through the REST API and webhooks, which post each delivery, read, reply and tap to your server as it happens.
Link to this answerEvery conversation is assigned to one person, and the rest of the Delhi team can see who has it. Notes let staff pass on context, so a patient who spoke to the morning receptionist does not need to repeat their details to the evening shift.
Link to this answerYes. A salesman, a counsellor, a receptionist and an owner at home in Greater Kailash all open it in a browser on one shared number.
Link to this answerCourse and source tags, a scheduler for batch-start reminders and an inbox where each counsellor sees only assigned students. A webhook brings website enquiries in, and analytics show which template booked the most demo classes.
Link to this answerYes. Delivery failures show Meta's reason, so the manager can check them each morning and correct the contact record before another report goes out.
Link to this answerYes. A Chandni Chowk firm can see which retailers read Monday's list by state and phone the ones who did not.
Link to this answerYes. Tags, custom fields and opt-in status on each contact make that segment a few clicks once the spreadsheet is imported.
Link to this answerCheck that during the demo before committing. Staff who expect a dedicated phone app for replies should try the workflow on their own handsets first.
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