WhatsBox is a WhatsApp marketing and sales software product built on the official WhatsApp Business API. It is described as a single platform for managing conversations, automating replies with AI, and launching bulk marketing campaigns on WhatsApp.
The product includes a shared team inbox for handling large volumes of customer messages. It supports chat assignment, quick-reply session templates, internal notes, and filtering conversations by Active, Done, or Trash. WhatsBox also includes built-in session timers for tracking customer service windows, smart contact and template management using custom attributes, and bulk broadcast campaigns that send approved template messages to custom contact lists. Campaigns can be scheduled and delivery history can be tracked.
Automation features include smart workflows, custom-trained AI agents, and human-in-the-loop escalation. According to the page, the AI agents can be trained on business hours, holiday schedules, and custom knowledge base files. WhatsBox also connects with Microsoft Copilot Studio, includes an embedded Zapier integration, offers a Google Sheets add-on for triggering WhatsApp template messages, and supports webhooks for real-time incoming messages and delivery status updates. It also provides an API and can sync approved templates directly from the Meta WhatsApp Manager.
The product is aimed at businesses that want to sell, support, and market from a single platform, and the page also names agencies, IT providers, SaaS founders, and developers as relevant users for some features. WhatsBox can run alongside the official WhatsApp Business app on the same number, and it offers an embeddable whitelabel inbox and a WhatsApp web chat widget. It is free during the beta phase, with pricing intended to become available after beta. The page identifies it as a Tracious product.
WhatsBox is an Email & SMS campaigns project. It focuses on managing WhatsApp sales, support, and marketing conversations across teams without relying on personal phones. WhatsBox is a B2B product aimed at business sales, marketing, and customer support teams. A free plan is available. It ships for the web and API.
Behind WhatsBox is WhatsBox, and it first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 7 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 9 catalogued features are shared team inbox, AI reply automation, and bulk broadcasts. It exposes integrations via a public API. WhatsBox is currently in beta.
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