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# WhatsApp Template with a Dynamic Website Button

### Step 1: Open Template Manager

1. Login to your CRM Portal.
2. Go to **Channels → WhatsApp → Template Manager**.
3. Click **Create Template**.

### Step 2: Enter Template Details

1. Enter the **Template Name**.
2. Select the **Language**.
3. Choose the **Category** (Utility, Marketing, or Authentication).
4. Click **Next**.

### Step 3: Create the Template

1. Select the template type.
2. Add the **Header** (optional).
3. Enter your message in the **Body**.
4. Add variables if required.
5. Enter sample values for all variables.
6. Add a **Footer** (optional).

### Step 4: Add a Website Button

1. Click **Add Button**.
2. Select **Website Button**.
3. Enter the **Button Text**.

### Step 5: Configure the Dynamic URL

1. Select **Dynamic** as the URL type.
2. Enter your website URL.
3. Add a variable at the end of the URL.

**Example:**

```
https://example.com/{{1}}
```

4. Enter a dummy sample URL for template approval.

**Example:**

```
https://example.com/order123
```

> **Note:** Do not use actual customer data in the sample URL.

### Step 6: Submit the Template

1. Review the template.
2. Click **Save & Submit**.

Your template will be submitted to Meta for approval.

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