Make's built-in HTTP and webhook modules talk to WABridges directly — nothing to install, nothing to program. Send WhatsApp messages from any scenario, and start scenarios the moment a message arrives. Flat $5/month, unlimited messages.
If Make already runs half your business — bookings, orders, spreadsheets, CRM — WhatsApp is one module away from joining it. There's no official WhatsApp app to hunt for and no approval process to survive: WABridges gives your WhatsApp number a plain web address that Make's standard HTTP module can talk to.
Sending a message is one "HTTP → Make a request" module in any scenario. Receiving messages is one custom webhook. Everything between — lookups, delays, routers, filters — is the Make you already know.
I use Make (formerly Integromat) and I want to connect WhatsApp to my scenarios using WABridges (wabridges.com). I don't write code. What I want to build: [describe it plainly — e.g. "when someone books on Calendly, send them a WhatsApp confirmation, then a reminder 24 hours before the appointment; if they reply CANCEL, free the slot"] I already have: - A WABridges account with a bridge created and my number paired - My WABridges API key - A Make account Please read the WABridges API docs first: https://wabridges.com/llms-full.txt Then walk me through, step by step: 1. Which Make modules to add, and in what order 2. Exactly what to enter in the HTTP module to send a WhatsApp message (URL, headers, body fields) — shown as values I can copy into the Make form, not as code 3. How to create the custom webhook and where to paste its URL in WABridges so incoming replies trigger my scenario Explain it like I'm configuring Make for the first time — which buttons to press and what to paste where.