WhatsApp marketing software is a browser application that lets several staff share one WhatsApp business number for campaigns, replies, bots and reporting. WappBlaster's WhatsApp marketing software, taken part by part through what a Hyderabad team does with each piece, plus the checks worth running on any dashboard before you pay.
WhatsApp marketing software in Hyderabad is a browser dashboard for template campaigns, tags, drips, a shared inbox, chatbot and reports, linked to Meta's API and your systems.
WappBlaster's software costs Hyderabad firms ₹7999 ($200) a year however many recruiters, reps or sales staff log in, with Meta's charges itemised apart.
Preview a circular in Telugu, Urdu, Hindi and English before review.
Each candidate chat is owned by one recruiter.
A Google Sheet of interviews triggers confirmations.
Channel partners and buyers stay in separate lists.
WappBlaster's WhatsApp marketing software gives a Hyderabad team one dashboard for every part of the job, priced at ₹7999 ($200) annually, with nothing charged per user or per contact. The campaign composer builds approved templates with variables, images, PDFs, video, catalogues and quick-reply, call or URL buttons, previewed before sending. Contacts carry tags and custom fields, so you can segment by locality, language or product line. Scheduling and drip sequences decide when each step goes: at a fixed hour, after a tap, after an answer or after some days. A no-code chatbot builder mixes menu flows with AI replies. The shared inbox lets several staff log in on one number, assign chats and leave notes. Analytics break each template down into delivered, read, replied and clicked, and list Meta's failure reason codes. For the rest of your stack there is a REST API with webhooks, plus connectors to WooCommerce, Shopify, Google Sheets and CRMs. Meta's per-message charges are billed at cost, and onboarding is remote from Bikaner.
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Inside the dashboard
Seven parts behind one login. Here is what each one does in daily work.
Build the message, insert variables such as a name or order number, attach a PDF or image, add buttons, preview it exactly as the customer will see it, then send it to Meta for approval.
Bring contacts in from an Excel file or a Google Sheet, tag them by source, area or language, and filter down to the people a message suits. Set a send time, or chain drip steps that trigger on taps, replies or elapsed time.
No-code flows answer routine questions, AI replies cover free text, and anything else passes to a person. In the inbox, chats are assigned, noted and closed, so two staff never answer the same customer.
Every template gets its own delivered, read, replied and clicked figures, and each failure shows Meta's reason code. Store and CRM connectors (Shopify, WooCommerce, Google Sheets) plus the REST API and webhooks tie it to the systems you already run.
Hyderabad teams tend to split WhatsApp work between people: one builds lists, another writes offers, several answer customers. Keeping all of them on one number matters in a city of 6,993,262 residents (Census of India 2011), where a single business may serve customers in Telugu, Urdu, Hindi and English, each of them a language Meta accepts for templates. WappBlaster's dashboard was not built locally and is not sold through a Hyderabad reseller. The company works from Bikaner, Rajasthan, and walks your team through every module on a screen-share.
In a stockist's office, the owner builds a segment of chemists who carry a particular brand, the billing clerk schedules the scheme announcement for the morning, and two counter staff handle the replies, every one of them working only the chats assigned to them. Analytics show which pharmacies read the circular and which did not, so the sales rep knows exactly whom to call.
A developer's marketing head uses the composer for site-visit invitations with a brochure PDF, the CRM connector pulls in each new lead, and sales executives reply from the shared inbox on their phones. A drip step sends a reminder the evening before each booked visit. At the end of the month, the dashboard shows which project's template drew the most replies and which one needs rewriting.
Recruiters live in the inbox, the operations lead watches analytics for unconfirmed interview slots, and the in-house developer connects the applicant tracking system through the REST API. Each recruiter has a separate login on the firm's number, notes stay attached to every candidate's chat, and nobody needs a spare WhatsApp phone sitting in a drawer for the recruitment desk. When a recruiter moves on, the history stays with the firm.
The same whatsapp marketing software setup is also written up for Bangalore and Chennai.
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 |
Add as many people as you like; the ₹7999 ($200) annual price stays put. A stockist with three people and a staffing firm with thirty recruiters pay the same platform fee, and each person gets a personal login on the shared number.
Link to this answerYes. The shared inbox records who was assigned each chat and who replied, and internal notes stay visible to the team but never to the customer. Managers can review a conversation later without asking anyone to forward screenshots from their phone.
Link to this answerEvery failed message carries the reason code Meta returns, for example a number that is not on WhatsApp. Those codes appear in the campaign report, so you can remove dead numbers and fix template problems instead of guessing what went wrong.
Link to this answerBuilt-in connectors cover Shopify, WooCommerce, Google Sheets and popular CRMs. For an in-house system, the REST API and webhooks let your developers send templates, receive replies and sync contacts. Firms with their own developers can take that API route from day one.
Link to this answerSend a real template to your own phone, assign a reply to a second login, check the delivery report for read and click counts, and ask how a rejected template is handled. Also ask for the total yearly price at your team size, not just the starting plan.
Link to this answerYes. The owner builds a segment of chemists carrying a brand, the billing clerk schedules the scheme announcement and two counter staff work only their assigned replies, while analytics show which pharmacies have not read it.
Link to this answerRecruiters in the inbox with separate logins, an operations lead watching analytics for unconfirmed slots, and the applicant system linked through the REST API. Notes stay on each candidate's chat and history stays with the firm.
Link to this answerYes, from the shared inbox in a phone browser, while the CRM connector pulls in each new lead and a drip step reminds buyers the evening before a visit.
Link to this answerYes. The dashboard reports replies per template, so a developer can see which project's invitation worked and which needs rewriting.
Link to this answerYes. Contacts from Excel or Google Sheets can be tagged by source, area or language, so a Telugu or Urdu template reaches only those who read it.
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