Stop answering “Where is my order?” messages.
Automatically notify WooCommerce customers on WhatsApp using your own Meta account — unlimited order updates, no monthly platform fee.
Comparing against Notiqoo, WATI, or a similar tool? See the honest breakdown ↓
How it works
This is an illustrative diagram, not a product screenshot.
Features in detail
Official Cloud API only
Connects directly to Meta’s WhatsApp Cloud API — no unofficial automation, no risk to your number.
Unlimited order status triggers
Notify on every status you care about — no cap, ever.
Built-in consent tracking
Checkout opt-in, a full audit log, and automatic send-suppression for anyone who hasn’t agreed.
Manual send + per-order history
Send on demand from any order screen, with that order’s full message history right there.
Template manager with merge tags
{{order_number}}, {{customer_name}}, {{order_total}} and more.
At-a-glance send stats
Sent, failed, success rate, and opt-in count — right on the Settings screen.
A separate Premium add-on extends this with a two-way inbox, AI-drafted replies, searchable history with CSV export, and an analytics dashboard — see konfyra.com for details.
Software requirements
Installation steps
Getting real value out of it
Installed correctly is not the same as used well.
There’s no cap — cover shipped, out for delivery, and refunded too. Each one is a support ticket you don’t have to answer manually.
Every message sent without a recorded reason is a small risk to your number’s long-term standing with Meta. The checkbox costs nothing at checkout.
Short, scannable, one clear piece of information per message.
Phone orders, COD confirmation calls — the order-screen button covers what automation shouldn’t guess at.
A rising failure rate or a flat opt-in count is worth acting on early.
For the curious: the strategic case, honestly argued
Not every advantage here is equally durable — worth being precise about which is which.
Against big SaaS platforms (WATI, Interakt, AiSensy) — a structural moat
These platforms are multi-tenant SaaS businesses built to route your traffic through their servers so they can meter and bill against it. Matching “free, self-hosted, your own Meta account” would mean dismantling the business model that funds them. That’s a structural advantage, not a temporary feature lead.
Against direct peers (Notiqoo, WANotifier) — an honest execution lead
These are architecturally similar — self-hosted, official API. Either could ship something similar later. The real, current edge:
- Consent tracking as a free-tier default — not documented in either competitor’s current materials
- AI-drafted reply suggestions — a capability neither currently offers
- An uncapped free tier by design, not by current pricing choice
Ahead right now, on merit — not claiming to be impossible to catch.