Broadcasts that land, on a number that survives them
Bulk messaging is how WhatsApp numbers get banned. Campaigns here send approved templates at a pace the number can take, give you a report on every recipient, and stop instead of burning your quality rating when something looks off.
Approved templates, sent properly
Marketing and utility messages outside the 24-hour window have to be Meta-approved templates. You build and submit them in the app, the approval status comes back on its own, and you only send what’s actually approved. No campaign dying halfway through on a template nobody checked.
- Template designer with live preview
- Approval status synced from Meta
- Media headers, buttons and variables
- Quality rating visible per template
Pacing that protects the number
Sends are paced against your number’s messaging tier rather than fired as fast as the API will accept them. That is the difference between a campaign that lands and a number that gets restricted the same afternoon.
Reporting for every recipient, not just a total
Each recipient is tracked from sent to delivered to read to replied, with failures and their reasons listed rather than hidden in an aggregate. Replies land back in the shared inbox as conversations, which is the point of the campaign in the first place.
- Per-recipient delivery, read and reply status
- Failure reasons you can act on
- Replies routed into the shared inbox
- Campaign and template performance over time
Scheduling and repeat sends
Campaigns can be scheduled rather than sent the moment they are built, so a promotion goes out when your customers are awake. Trial workspaces are deliberately limited to one campaign a day and a small recipient list — bulk sending from throwaway accounts is what damages delivery for everyone on a platform.
Campaigns, answered
Bulk sending from an unofficial tool very often does. Campaigns here go through the official Cloud API using Meta-approved templates, paced to your number’s messaging tier, with quality and delivery visible as the campaign runs.
Paid plans send to your whole list within your plan’s daily and monthly message allowances. Trial workspaces are capped at one campaign a day to 30 recipients.
Yes. A campaign can be scheduled for a later time, and its progress is visible while it runs.
The reply opens a normal conversation in the shared inbox, assigned and answerable like any other — and it is counted in the campaign’s reply rate.
Every feature on this page is unlocked during the RGS Solution free trial.