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# How to Send WhatsApp Messages Via Zapier Automations ?

1. Access the **Postman API documentation** and choose **"send message template text"**.
2. In the CRM, select the **"templates"** icon > choose the desired template > **Copy the JSON**.
3. In Zapier, create a new action > **Webhooks by Zapier** > set event to **"Custom Request"** and method to **"POST"**.
4. Construct the URL with **API URL, version, phone number ID**, and **"messages"**.
5. Set **"Data Pass Through"** to **false**.
6. In **"Headers"**, add:
   * **Authorization**: `token`
   * **Content-Type**: `application/json`
7. In **"Data"** section, paste **JSON body** > replace **image URL, body variable, receiver**, and **country code**.
8. Select **"Unflatten"** as **No**.
9. **Test** the message by sending it to a phone number.
10. Verify the **header token, JSON body variables, receiver number**, and **URL** are correct.

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