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# How To Send Bulk Campaigns From Excel / Gsheet Without Importing Contacts ?

* To initiate a bulk campaign without importing contacts, select "Create New Campaign," choose "WhatsApp Campaign," determine the channel and campaign name, and either schedule or send instantly.
* In the audience section, use "Quick Contacts" with these options: "Numbers" for non-personalized messages, or "Numbers with Variables"  and Copy with header row for personalized ones, specifying the number column.
* Choose a template and send multiple messages if necessary. 
* Note: messages via quick campaign aren’t stored in CRM or inbox, and contacts aren’t created unless a reply is received.
* Once the campaign setup is complete, save and send to access reports like delivery and failed reports, though contacts and messages remain unstored.
* Remember, quick campaigns don’t store sent messages or create contacts unless an incoming reply is observed in the inbox.

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