Start with a template.
Make it feel personal.
Create, organize, and validate reusable templates with variables, carousel cards, and multiple languages.
A real task.
A clear way forward.
Your team sends the same kind of update regularly. Build a reusable message with the right variables, language, and content.
Validate variables, buttons, and header structure
Track approval and reuse the right language variant
Small capabilities.
More possibilities.
Template library
Approved / pending / rejected / personal.
Template creation
Standard / carousel / authentication.
Status tabs
Approved, pending, rejected, mine.
Categories
Announcement / marketing / authentication / transactional.
Sort
Newest, name A-Z, most recent edit.
AI generation
Structured brief + optional free-form prompt.
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Template detail
Structure, variables, buttons, media.
Template edit
Pre-resubmission updates.
Linter
30+ rules (button count, variable syntax, header constraints).
Variable resolution
{{var}} and {{name}} (positional + named) at send time.
Multi-language
Per-language template variants.
Meta sync
Pull pending/rejected status from Meta (WhatsApp Business API only).
Refresh status
Manual update, rate-limited 1/15s.
Approve/reject (local)
Mark locally approved (Baileys engine).
Delete template
Permanent.
Carousel templates
Multi-card with product grid + buttons.
Engine-aware listing
WABA shows Meta-approved; Baileys shows locally approved.
Template approval and available formats depend on the connected messaging engine.
How does WappZone help catch template mistakes?
The template linter checks more than 30 rules, including button counts, variable syntax, and header constraints. Meta approval statuses can be synced for the WhatsApp Business API engine.
How does message templates fit into my workspace?
Create, organize, and validate reusable templates with variables, carousel cards, and multiple languages. Template approval and available formats depend on the connected messaging engine.
Put message templates
to work for your team.
Start a workspace, bring your team, and make the next connection.