Zapier's built-in Webhooks feature connects your Zaps to WABridges: send WhatsApp messages as an action, and catch incoming messages as a trigger. No code — you fill in a form, and the guides show exactly what to paste.
Zapier doesn't offer a WhatsApp integration that sends from your own number — but it doesn't need one. "Webhooks by Zapier" can call any web address, and WABridges gives your WhatsApp number exactly that: a plain address for sending, and a webhook for receiving.
A "Catch Hook" trigger fires a Zap when someone messages you; a "POST" action sends the reply. Between them, use any of the thousands of apps Zapier already connects. One honest note: Webhooks by Zapier is a premium feature, so it needs a paid Zapier plan.
I use Zapier and I want to send and receive WhatsApp messages in my Zaps using WABridges (wabridges.com) and Webhooks by Zapier. I don't write code. What I want to build: [describe it plainly — e.g. "when someone messages my WhatsApp number, add them to a Google Sheet and send an automatic reply; when a new Shopify order comes in, send the customer a confirmation on WhatsApp"] I already have: - A WABridges account with a bridge created and my number paired - My WABridges API key - A paid Zapier plan (so Webhooks by Zapier is available) Please read the WABridges API docs first: https://wabridges.com/llms-full.txt Then walk me through, step by step: 1. The "Catch Hook" trigger Zap and where to paste its URL in WABridges so incoming messages start it 2. The exact "Webhooks by Zapier → POST" action settings to send a message (URL, headers, data fields) — as values I can type into Zapier's form, not code 3. The steps in between for my flow above Explain it like I'm new to webhooks — which options to choose and what to paste where.