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Developer API integrate anything

Turn WhatSender into a local WhatsApp server. POST messages from WooCommerce, Zapier, Python scripts, or your CRM via REST on port 8080 — with webhooks for delivery and inbound events.

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Feature overview

Everything you need to get started

3 quick steps
Edition Standard & Business (advanced in Business)
Category AI & automation
Summary REST API for integrations, webhooks & custom workflows
Quick start

Follow these steps in WhatSender Pro to activate this feature in minutes.

  1. Settings → Developer → Generate API key.

  2. Start REST server — default localhost:8080.

  3. POST /api/v1/send with Bearer token, number, and message body.

How it works

Step-by-step guide

  1. 01
    Generate API key

    Settings → Developer → copy Bearer token.

  2. 02
    Start local server

    rest_api_server.sys listens on configurable port.

  3. 03
    Send via HTTP

    POST number, message, optional media URL.

  4. 04
    Register webhooks

    Callbacks for delivered, read, inbound, opt-out.

  5. 05
    Integrate apps

    WooCommerce order alerts, CRM lead notify, custom scripts.

Business impact

How this helps your business

  • Automate order alerts

    E-commerce sends WA on every purchase.

  • Custom workflows

    Python cron jobs trigger WA from your database.

  • No cloud middleware

    API runs on your PC next to WhatsApp session.

  • Webhook-driven CRM

    Inbound WA messages create tickets automatically.

Pro tips

Best practices

  • Restrict API to localhost unless you need LAN access.
  • Rotate API keys quarterly.
  • Log requests during integration testing.
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