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Getting StartedBuild Your First Workflow

Build Your First Workflow

In this guide, you’ll create a simple automation that replies to incoming WhatsApp messages with a welcome message. This takes about 5 minutes.

Create a New Flow

  1. In the sidebar, click Workflows
  2. Click the + button to create a new flow
  3. Give your flow a name (e.g., “Welcome Message”)
  4. You’ll land on the visual canvas where you’ll build your automation

Add a Trigger

Every workflow starts with a Trigger — it defines when your automation runs.

  1. You’ll see a Trigger block on the canvas. Click on it to configure it.
  2. Set the trigger type to listen for incoming WhatsApp messages
  3. Under Conditions, choose how to match messages:
    • Equals — Exact match (e.g., “hi”)
    • Contains — Partial match (e.g., any message containing “help”)
    • Regex — Pattern match for advanced use
  4. Add a condition like: Containshello
  5. Set a Default path for messages that don’t match any condition

The Default path catches all messages that don’t match your conditions. This is useful for sending a fallback response like “Sorry, I didn’t understand that.”

Add a Send Message Block

  1. From the block menu, drag a Send Message block onto the canvas
  2. Connect the Trigger’s output to the Send Message block
  3. Click on the Send Message block to configure it
  4. Type your welcome message, for example:

    “Hi there! Welcome to our business. How can we help you today?”

  5. You can add media (images, documents) to the message if needed

Activate Your Flow

  1. In the flow settings panel, toggle Active Status to ON
  2. Your workflow is now live

Test It

  1. Open WhatsApp on your phone
  2. Send “hello” to your connected business number
  3. You should receive your automated welcome message back

What’s Next?

Now that you have a working workflow, explore more powerful blocks:

Remember: each flow has a 20-second execution limit per sequence. If your flow takes longer, it will pause. See Rules & Limits for details.