Most template rejections are syntax, not copy. The parameter rules, the character ceilings on every component, the category call that decides your price and reach, and the checklist that clears Meta review first time.
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Securely access your Omnidesk workspace and troubleshoot common issues
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Cart recovery is a Marketing template, so it will not reach a US number. Shopify ships no abandoned-checkout webhook and WooCommerce detects nothing at all. What the setup actually involves.
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Property leads decay in minutes, and the follow-up bill changes on 1 October. The 72-hour free window most agencies never claim, and a five-stage sequence that survives template review.
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Four routes, one WABA ownership rule that quietly breaks most first attempts, and three cost layers nobody models. How a WhatsApp Salesforce integration actually gets built in 2026.
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Twilio charges $0.005 per message on top of Meta's rates — in both directions, including messages Meta gives away free. The volume table, the break-even, and what going direct really costs.
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Five interactive formats, the character limits Meta enforces silently at validation, how the 24-hour window decides between a free send and a template, and what the 45–60% CTR claims are actually worth.
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Meta rarely bans without climbing a ladder first — template rejection, template pausing, then restriction. The commerce categories that catch legitimate businesses off guard, the warm-up discipline that prevents most bans, and why you usually get only one appeal.
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Meta lifts your sending cap within six hours of you qualifying — but only if you have used half your current limit for seven straight days. The five tiers from 250 to Unlimited, what stalls each one, and a 30-day plan to climb.
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Messenger gives human agents a 7-day reply window; WhatsApp gives none. The five triggers that should escalate, the context payload that stops customers repeating themselves, and a containment target you can actually defend.
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