WhatsApp Settings

WhatsApp Settings is located on the campaign listing page and allows you to manage account integrations and messaging preferences.

Click the Settings button to proceed.

Account Integration

Account Integration allows you to check and manage your WhatsApp account’s related information easily. Also known as the WhatsApp Account Hub, it includes the Official Business Account (OBA) application, status tracking, phone quality rating, messaging limit management, and profile picture updates for each account.

To add multiple phone numbers, click the +Integrate Account button. You’ll need to complete the integration process individually for each number.

Refer to Multi-Number Support on a Single Panel for WhatsApp for further information.

Under the Actions column, you can configure messaging preferences, keywords, auto-replies, short URLs, and API settings for each account.

Account Preferences

The Account Preferences page enables you to customize key messaging behaviors, including setting opt-in keywords, confirmation messages, and automated replies to unexpected messages.

Click the Account Preferences icon to proceed.

The Unsubscribe Keyword applies globally across all numbers, while the Subscribe Keyword can be customized per number. You can define a unique keyword for users to opt in and set a confirmation message to approve their subscription.

To set your unique Subscribe Keyword, enable the Subscribe toggle. Enter your Subscribe Confirmation Message, and after setting your Subscribe Keyword, you can preview it.

Unexpected Messages

You can reply to users who write to your WhatsApp account using unexpected messages and redirect them to a support channel.

To use the Unexpected Messages feature, enable the Unexpected Messages toggle and create your message.

When the user sends another unexpected message within an hour, they don't receive the auto-reply message. After an hour, they can receive the second auto-reply message.

The unexpected messages feature is inactive for you if you use WhatsApp Conversational.

Short URLs

You can enable the Enable Short URLs checkbox and shorten URLs in your messages to avoid making them longer in your unexpected and confirmation messages.

Account APIs

To configure your API Management, navigate to the Account APIs under the Actions column.

Set Up a Webhook

To integrate a new webhook, click the + Integrate Account API button.

Choose an authentication method:

Bearer Token Authentication: Authorize API requests using a Bearer Token. Enter your Webhook URL and Bearer Token, then select the Webhook Events you want to receive (Sent, Delivered, Read, Reply, Failed). You can add up to 10 Bearer Token webhooks per account.
OAuth 2.0: Secure access to your APIs using OAuth 2.0. Enter your Webhook URL, Server Token URL, Client ID, Client Secret, and configure your Webhook Events. You can add up to 10 OAuth 2.0 webhooks per account.

To authorize API requests using a Bearer Token,

Select Bearer Token Authentication.
Select your API Type: Conversational or Transactional, and fill in the fields.

To secure access to your APIs using OAuth 2.0,

Select OAuth 2.0 as your method and click Next.
Select your API Type: Conversational or Transactional. Fill in the required fields and click the Integrate button.

To edit your integration, click the pencil icon.

The API Type cannot be changed after a webhook is created.

To delete your integration, click the trash icon.

Manage Webhooks

You can edit or delete each webhook entry independently without affecting others.
For Conversational webhooks, the Reply event is mandatory and cannot be removed.
A maximum of 20 webhook URLs can be added in total; up to 10 for Bearer Token and up to 10 for OAuth 2.0.
Duplicate webhook URLs are not allowed.

Important:
When you change your webhook URL, any existing chatbot or automation flows connected to the previous webhook will immediately stop working.
Changing the webhook effectively disconnects your previous bot logic. Before switching, ensure that the new webhook is fully configured and includes all required handlers to process incoming requests correctly. This prevents message delivery issues or automation failures caused by missing event handlers.

Custom Redirect Domain

This feature enables you to customize the domain displayed in the tappable preview header, ensuring your messages reflect your own branded domain.

To edit your custom redirect domain, click the Edit Domain button.

You can choose from three available options below:

Option 1: Default domain (No action required)

You can skip all customization and use the default insdr.one domain as-is.

Option 2: Custom Insider One subdomain (No preparation required)

You can enter a preferred subdomain name in the panel.

The system auto-generates: {{partner_name}}.insdr.one
For example: posh.insdr.one

This subdomain will automatically be used in the tappable preview header.

No advance setup or action is required from you for this option.

Option 3: Branded domain (Requires advanced preparation)

You can use your own domain or a short URL for the preview header.

Requirements:

The domain must redirect to: messaging-router.useinsider.com

Examples:

wht.posh.com → messaging-router.useinsider.com
posh.io → messaging-router.useinsider.com

The redirected domain is then entered into the panel settings.

Critical requirement: The domain used for this purpose must not be used for any other function.

Important:
This option requires advance preparation from you:
Acquiring an unused domain (if you don't already have one)
Setting up the required redirect to messaging-router.useinsider.com
Refer to Configure DNS settings for shortened URLs for further information on setting up a branded shortened URL with the assistance of the Insider One team.

Unsubscribe

You can set a keyword for recipients to opt out of receiving messages, along with a confirmation message to acknowledge their unsubscription. The Unsubscribe Keyword applies globally across all numbers.

To create your Unsubscribe Keyword and Confirmation Message, enable the Unsubscribe toggle.

Since Meta does not allow footers in Carousel templates, you can include your Unsubscribe Keyword directly in the message body so recipients can easily opt out.

The keyword used for unsubscription in WhatsApp settings and the end-conversation keyword in Mindbehind chatbot settings must be different. If the same keyword is used for both, the user will trigger unsubscription while simply trying to end the conversation. Therefore, these keywords should always be set differently.

The unsubscribe keyword match is case insensitive, so STOP, stop, and Stop are all treated as the same keyword.