Create deal follow ups with Whatsapp

Hi all

I’m wondering if anyone has a sollution to create automatic Whatsapp deal follow-ups on Whatsapp.

For example, use an active list to add someone to a list that has had a deal open for 30 days, use a 3rd party to send that contact an automated whatsapp message (from our number) letting them know their quote is about to expire, would they like an updated quote?

Is this possible? Any suggestions how to implement it?

Cheers

Hi @DLiprini! Welcome to the Community-- happy to have you here :blush:

I understand you are looking to send WhatsApp messages to HubSpot contacts when they have met certain list criteria. This would only be possible with a Service or Marketing Professional or Enterprise HubSpot subscription-- see this Knowledge Base article for context.

Let’s tag in some of our experts for a possible workaround. Hey, @Brenner or @denis_romney do either of you know if it would be possible to automate WhatsApp messages on a Starter account? Thanks!

Best,
Kennedy

Thanks Kennedy

Hello everyone!

@DLiprini , totally it works!

As @Lucila-Andimol said, you need to check if your 3rd party app for whatsapp can integrate quote properties. Because you’ll need to insert it in your message .

If you have some questions about your 3rd party app for whatsapp, I’d like to recommend to you 3 apps:

> Treble.AI

> Spread.Chat

> Ravena - this option is more handmade.

Pro tips:

> If you have many contacts associated in your deals and need send to specific contact, you can use association labels to make it easier for you.

> You can send you proposal as a HubSpot Document to track when the contact opened your proposal.

Hope I’ve answered your question

Thank you @kennedyp for the mention

Hi @DLiprini

yes, can do this with Workflows in any PRO licences

and with an integration with Whatsapp.

You can check out the 3rd party apps for Whatsapp in the app marketplace.

Alternatively you can also check out zapier to assist on the automation part

to create a quote based workflows from the Expiration date to come.

Hope this helps