31 results for “WhatsApp messages”
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Choose which Twilio account sends your messages
Understand Twilio Settings items, the Twilio Config Key, and how a message template picks which one to use.
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Why won't my test run complete?
What the messages on the Test tab mean when a test can't run or finish.
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Why can't AutomatedOn read from my data source?
What the data source and connection error messages mean, and how to fix them.
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Why did my API request fail?
What API request and sign-in error messages mean and how to fix them.
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Write messages for rules and conditions
Use the default, email and SMS message fields to explain why a record matched.
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Why didn't my SMS or WhatsApp message send?
What the SMS and WhatsApp error messages mean and how to fix them.
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Use record values in emails, messages and API requests
Learn the token syntax that drops each record's own values into your email templates, message templates and API requests.
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What does "One or more aoParams were not provided." mean?
Fix errors caused by parameters and tokens that have no value.
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Preview the email, message or API request a record would send
See exactly what a record would receive, with its own values filled in, without sending anything.
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How phone numbers are formatted for SMS and WhatsApp
See how AutomatedOn tidies up phone numbers before sending, which numbers it rejects, and the SMS length limit.
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Create a rule
Build a rule with condition sets and conditions in the back office.
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Test a process before it goes live
Run a safe dry run of a process against real records to see which steps each record would reach. Nothing is sent.
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Why didn't my email send correctly?
Fix sender domain problems, unfilled tokens and failed email sends.
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Why did my process run fail or stop running?
Fix runs that failed, schedules that stopped, Schedule Expression errors and runs stuck on Running.
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View rules and where they're used
Read a rules collection or a single rule on the AutomatedOn site, and see which processes use it.
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Include the rule summary with RULESET_SUMMARY
Put the reasons a record matched into emails, messages and API requests, and control which messages are included.
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Sign in as a member
Sign in to the AutomatedOn site with your username or email and password.
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Change your password
Change your member password while you're signed in.
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Enter or resend a two-step verification code
Enter the code from your authenticator app or email when you sign in, and get a new emailed code if you need one.
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How AutomatedOn works
A quick tour of the building blocks behind every automation, from the system you connect to through to the history of each run.
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Understand your tenant and its folders in the back office
Learn what each top-level folder in your tenant holds, so you know where to create data sources, datasets, rules, templates and processes.
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Choose the right step type
See what each of the five process step types does, how Abort Next Step works, and what happens when a step fails.
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How rules and conditions work
Understand how rules, condition sets and conditions fit together, and how Match All and Match Any combine them.
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Create an SMS or WhatsApp message template
Set up a text message that a process can send to each record by SMS or WhatsApp.
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Set up two-step verification
Choose an authenticator app or emailed codes as your second sign-in step, the first time you sign in as a member.
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Create a REST dataset
Describe one REST API request and how to turn its JSON response into records.
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Test a connection
Check that an API Auth Profile's credentials are in place, and for OAuth that the token endpoint responds.
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Reset a forgotten password
Get an emailed link to choose a new member password if you can't remember yours.
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Preview a dataset's records
Run a dataset and see real records on the Preview tab, with up to 500 rows.
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What members, back-office users and administrators can do
See which AutomatedOn features are available to members, back-office users and back-office administrators.
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Write an API request body with tokens and expressions
Insert record values into a JSON body safely, add relative dates, and use simple conditions to set values.
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