REST and playground
Two send endpoints, with an embedded playground in the docs and the portal.
Read the docsWBIZ gives developers a clean REST API and signed outbound webhooks, so you build the integration you actually need. No markup over WhatsApp rates, granular per-key scopes, reveal-once secrets, and an embedded API playground you can try before login.
One endpoint sends free-form text inside the WhatsApp 24-hour window. The other sends an approved template at any time. Both accept the contact phone in E.164, return a typed response, and respect the window rules, so you never accidentally send a marketing template into a closed window.
Subscribe a URL to per-event filters. Every webhook is HMAC-signed, retried on failure with backoff, and falls into a dead-letter queue you can replay. Test-fire any event from the dashboard and see the full delivery history per subscription. Rotate the signing secret without dropping events.
An embedded playground lives in the docs and inside the portal. Newly-issued playground keys flow straight in, so you can try the API in seconds without touching production credentials. The same playground is available before login on the marketing site.
There are no prebuilt connectors today, and that is on purpose. The WBIZ REST API and outbound webhooks are your integration surface, so you build the connector your business actually needs. WBIZ also carries the WhatsApp API version-upgrade work, so your codebase does not have to.
Two send endpoints, with an embedded playground in the docs and the portal.
Read the docsHMAC-SHA256, retries with backoff, a dead-letter queue, per-event filtering and secret rotation.
Granular per-key scopes such as contacts:read and webhooks:manage, with reveal-once secrets.
Call your backend from a webhook action mid-run.
Learn moreCreate, read and update contacts over REST.
Learn moreSend approved templates straight from the API.
Learn moreRead the docs, grab a playground key, and ship against a real, documented API.
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