Limit on Messages:
WhatsApp imposes a limit on the number of marketing template messages that can be sent to a single user within a 24-hour period. For instance, if a user receives five marketing messages from different brands in one day, additional marketing messages from other brands will not be delivered until the limit resets.
24-Hour Reset:
The limit resets every 24 hours. This means that if a user has received the maximum number of marketing messages in a day, they will be eligible to receive marketing messages again after 24 hours.
Customer-Initiated Messages:
To maximize the reach of your broadcast messages, it's beneficial to encourage customer-initiated interactions. When customers initiate a conversation, it allows businesses to respond without being constrained by the daily message limit.
Importance of Engagement:
The policy encourages businesses to focus on creating engaging and valuable content that prompts users to initiate contact. This strategy helps ensure higher delivery rates for marketing messages and improves overall customer engagement.
The following scenarios can cause a message to appear as sent but not delivered. For many of these reasons, we will not disclose the underlying cause of the error, due to privacy and policy reasons.
In some scenarios, the API returns an error code with an error message describing the nature of the error. Example scenarios:
Using a non-WhatsApp communication method, ask the WhatsApp user to: