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WHATSAPP AUTOMATION · API · NODE.JS SDK

Automate WhatsApp.
Build it into your app.

Automate customer conversations with AI and visual workflows. Add WhatsApp messaging to your own app with our API and Node.js SDK.

Start automatingBuild with the API
  • Visual workflows
  • WhatsApp API
  • Node.js SDK
Yanola WhatsApp conversation inbox showing customer conversation and AI triage
Yanola operations dashboard showing delivery rate, latency, and active execution metrics

FOR TEAMS AND THE DEVELOPERS BEHIND THEM

Build visually Integrate with code

One platform.
Two ways to build.

Automate the conversations you manage.
Power the product you build.

FOR BUSINESSES

Put WhatsApp to work.

Answer customers with AI, automate follow-ups, and connect your business tools in a visual workflow. Bring your team into the conversation whenever needed.

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FOR DEVELOPERS

Build WhatsApp into your app.

Send messages from your backend, receive replies through webhooks, and track delivery. Integrate with the WhatsApp API or our Node.js SDK.

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BUILT FOR DEVELOPERS

Your app.
A few lines of code.
A WhatsApp conversation.

Add WhatsApp messaging to the product you're building. Use our Node.js SDK or call the REST API from your backend.

  • Send messages. Text, templates, and media from your application.
  • Receive events. Incoming replies and delivery updates through webhooks.
  • Test your integration. Simulate sends with a Test Mode API key.
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SEND A WHATSAPP MESSAGE
npm install @yanola/whatsapp@beta
send-message.mjs
import { WhatsAppClient } from "@yanola/whatsapp";

const yanola = new WhatsAppClient({
  apiKey: process.env.YANOLA_API_KEY,
  baseUrl: "https://api.yanola.ai/v1",
});

const message = await yanola.messages.sendText({
  from: "+15557654321",
  to: "+15551234567",
  body: "Thanks for reaching out. How can we help?",
});

console.log(message.id);
SERVER-SIDE EXAMPLE · NODE.JS SDK IN BETA

Try it on your server with a Test Mode API key and a connected WhatsApp Sender. Replace the example numbers with your own. For live text messages, the customer service window must be open. Setup guide ↗

Yanola visual workflow canvas showing triggers, AI classification, and message actions

VISUAL WHATSAPP AUTOMATION

From message to action.

  1. 01

    Connect your WhatsApp number

    Create your Agent Project, connect a WhatsApp number, and add the business tools you use.

  2. 02

    Shape the workflow

    Start with an incoming message, add AI or ready-to-use actions, and test the result.

  3. 03

    Let it work

    Activate your workflow, follow the conversation, and let your team step in when needed.

A clear view of what you use.

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Yanola Balance

Add balance for usage. Track your consumption and transactions in one place.

Developer Platform

API access for your WhatsApp integration, with subscription limits and usage shown clearly.

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Good questions.

What can I build with Yanola?

Automate WhatsApp conversations with AI and visual workflows, or build WhatsApp messaging into your own application with the API and Node.js SDK. Both paths connect your messages to the tools and processes your business uses.

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Do I need to write code?

You can build and test workflows visually, using ready-to-configure triggers and actions. When you need more flexibility, add a custom function or connect your application through the Developer Platform.

Build your first workflow
Can I add WhatsApp to my own app?

Yes. Use the Yanola REST API from your backend or the @yanola/whatsapp Node.js SDK to send messages, templates, and media. Webhooks bring incoming messages and delivery updates into your application. Start with a Test Mode API key and a connected WhatsApp Sender.

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How does WhatsApp fit into a workflow?

Connect a WhatsApp number to your Agent Project. Incoming conversations can start a workflow, which can respond, use connected tools, or hand the conversation over to a person. Message availability depends on your WhatsApp setup and messaging window.

Learn about conversations
How do balance and subscriptions work?

Yanola Balance covers usage such as workflow runs, scheduled messages, and function executions. A Developer Platform subscription provides API access and its plan limits. You can review activity and charges in Billing.

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YOUR NEXT STEP

Make room for
better work.

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Your workflow. Your app. Your way to use WhatsApp.