
assign ads leads in Wapilot: How Teams Build This Journey
assign ads leads: Assign and tag ads leads: source label in the flow, Meta ad routing in Team Assignment, then sub-flow for the product. See why. Read how.
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assign ads leads: Assign and tag ads leads: source label in the flow, Meta ad routing in Team Assignment, then sub-flow for the product. See why. Read how.
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CAPI in ads flow: Meta CAPI in an ads flow: fire Lead/Purchase after chat qualify so Ads Manager sees the WhatsApp truth. See why. Read how. Start here.
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CTWA vs Lead Ads: CTWA vs Lead Ads vs keyword: pick the start. Paid chat = New contact. Forms = Lead Ads follow-up. Returning users = keyword hub. See why.
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Lead Ads follow-up: Lead Ads follow-up: form submit becomes New contact → qualify → pipeline → CAPI → assign. Use the Lead Ads template. See why. Read how.
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welcome message sequences: Meta Welcome Message Sequences vs Flow Builder welcome: icebreaker on the ads product; journey on the canvas. Pick who speaks first.
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Click-to-WhatsApp flow: CTWA flow: ad click → New contact → menu. CTWA is not a trigger type; first journey is New contact. See why. Read how. Start here.
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social channel flows: Social channel flows (Facebook, Instagram, Telegram): many WhatsApp-only nodes drop. Plan a thinner menu. See why. Read how. Start here.
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duplicate export clone: Duplicate, export JSON, clone flows across organizations—then change trigger and config, not the whole design. See why. Read how.
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customize wapilot flow: Customize a Wapilot template: swap keywords, list rows, and booking config—keep the graph, change the voice. See why. Read how.
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flow template library: Template library: blank vs presets—pick the preset that matches the job, then customize keywords. See why. Read how. Start here.
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automation roadmap: Roadmap: first keyword flow → hub → booking or catalog → then ads/CAPI. Sequence the stack. See why. Read how. Start here. Try WAPilot.
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