Set up WhatsApp login

What you'll need

  • A Stripe-billed account
  • A dedicated WhatsApp number — either a MyWiFi-managed number (see Buy a managed number for SMS or WhatsApp) or your own connected Twilio account (see Bring your own Twilio account)
  • At least one campaign (a splash page plus its login methods, branding, and post-login behavior, reusable across locations) to turn WhatsApp login on for

Steps

  1. Set up your WhatsApp sending number first, on the Messaging tab (/user/editprofile#messaging) — managed or BYO Twilio, meaning your own Twilio account, so sending runs and bills under your account instead of MyWiFi's managed pool. Messaging tab — Twilio connection status, the WhatsApp sending account card, the complete-SMS-setup-first prerequisite, bring-your-own-Twilio fields, registered sender numbers, and the credit balance
  2. Open your campaign in the builder and go to the Login tab.
  3. Add or enable the WhatsApp login option.
  4. Use the number picker on that option to choose which registered WhatsApp number this campaign sends its one-time login codes from.
  5. Save the campaign. Guests using the WhatsApp login option on this campaign now receive their login code from the number you picked.

Best practice: a dedicated WhatsApp number (managed or BYO) sends codes branded to your business instead of a shared MyWiFi number — guests are more likely to trust and open a message from a number they recognize.

Related articles

Was this article helpful?
0 out of 0 found this helpful

Comments

0 comments

Please sign in to leave a comment.