WhatsApp in the Same Sequence as Email and LinkedIn
Connect your existing WhatsApp number by scanning a QR code, then add WhatsApp steps alongside email and LinkedIn. No WhatsApp Business API, no separate business number and no template approvals.
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WhatsApp as a Sequence Channel
Ordered Steps With Their Own Delays
Add a WhatsApp message at any point in the sequence, with its own delay. It follows the same rules as every other step: it runs in order, and the sequence stops for that contact when a reply is detected.
Phone Numbers Normalized on Import
Phone numbers are normalized on import, so lists with mixed formats still resolve. A contact without a usable number skips the WhatsApp step and remains in the sequence for the channels that can reach them.
Visit profiles, send connection requests and message prospects from your own LinkedIn account.
Message any phone number from your own WhatsApp account, with a warmup ramp for new numbers.
Replies in the Unified Inbox
WhatsApp replies arrive in the same inbox as your email and LinkedIn conversations, with the campaign attached. When a reply is detected, the sequence stops for that contact.
Hi Olivia, saw Helios is scaling production this year. Teams like yours cut onboarding time 40% by moving hands-on training into VR. Worth a 20-min look? Thanks, Katarina
Katarina, yes, let us talk. Our plant director has been pushing for exactly this since the Hanover fair. Send a calendar invite for next week? Copying our L&D lead. Olivia
One Timeline Across Every Channel
Email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp steps share one sequence, one set of contacts and one inbox.
Visit profiles, send connection requests and message prospects from your own LinkedIn account.
Message any phone number from your own WhatsApp account, with a warmup ramp for new numbers.
New Leads, Straight Into the Sequence
NewSend new leads from your forms, CRM, Zapier, n8n or Make by webhook, and they enter a sequence with WhatsApp steps automatically. No CSV upload and no manual start.