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1. Accessing Pabbly Chatflow for WhatsApp Integration
To begin using Pabbly Chatflow for scheduling WhatsApp messages, first, you need to log in to your Pabbly Chatflow account. If you are a new user, visit the Pabbly Chatflow landing page and click on the “Sign Up for Free” button in the top right corner.
Once you have your account, you can access the dashboard. If you haven’t added your WhatsApp number yet, follow the video instructions to connect it. This is crucial as Pabbly Chatflow will use this number to send messages on your behalf.
2. Creating a Broadcast in Pabbly Chatflow
Now that you have accessed Pabbly Chatflow, the next step is to create a broadcast. Navigate to the “Broadcast” section on the left side of the dashboard and click on the “Add Broadcast” button.
- Select “Broadcast Campaign” as the broadcast type.
- Name your broadcast, for example, “Free Health Checkup Camp”.
- Choose the contact list you want to notify.
After selecting the contact list, you can refine your audience by excluding certain contacts if necessary. This feature ensures that your broadcast reaches the intended recipients efficiently through Pabbly Chatflow.
3. Setting Up Your Message in Pabbly Chatflow
Once your broadcast is set up, it’s time to configure the message. In the broadcast setup, you will be prompted to choose the message type. You can opt for either a pre-approved template message or a regular message.
- For a pre-approved template, create and submit it for approval from the “Template” section.
- For a regular message, select the text format and input your message directly.
To format your message, use asterisks for bold text and underscores for italic. This allows you to create an engaging message that captures attention. After formatting, you can test the message before sending it out using Pabbly Chatflow.
4. Scheduling Your Broadcast in Pabbly Chatflow
After testing your message, decide whether to send it instantly or schedule it for later. If you choose to schedule, click on “Yes, schedule for later” and select your desired date and time from the calendar.
For example, you might set the broadcast for 1:00 PM on August 1st. After confirming the schedule, click the “Add Broadcast” button. This ensures that your message will be sent at the specified time, keeping your audience informed through Pabbly Chatflow.
5. Monitoring Broadcast Results in Pabbly Chatflow
Once your broadcast is scheduled, you can monitor its performance. Navigate to the “Sent” section in Pabbly Chatflow to view statistics such as how many messages were sent, delivered, read, or failed.
This data is crucial for assessing the effectiveness of your communication. You can check for any no-shows or ignored messages, allowing you to refine future broadcasts. With Pabbly Chatflow, you can ensure your NGO’s messages reach the right audience effectively.
Conclusion
Using Pabbly Chatflow allows NGOs to efficiently schedule WhatsApp notifications, ensuring timely communication with members. This step-by-step guide highlights the ease of setting up broadcasts and monitoring their effectiveness.
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