Wanesia WhatsApp

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Overview

This node integrates with the Wanesia WhatsApp API to send various types of WhatsApp messages, including videos, images, documents, audio, text, links, locations, reactions, and SMS. Specifically, the 'Send Video' operation allows users to send a video message to a specified WhatsApp number with optional caption and scheduling. This node is useful for automating WhatsApp communications, such as marketing campaigns, customer support, or notifications, by sending multimedia content programmatically.

Use Case Examples

  1. Sending a promotional video to a customer with a caption and scheduled delivery time.
  2. Automating video message delivery for customer engagement or support updates.

Properties

Name Meaning
Token Authentication token for the Wanesia device, required to authorize API requests.
Number Target WhatsApp number including country code to which the video will be sent.
File URL URL of the video file to be sent via WhatsApp.
Caption Optional caption text to accompany the video message.
Date Optional scheduled date for sending the video message in YYYY-MM-DD format. Leave empty for immediate sending.
Time Optional scheduled time for sending the video message in HH:MM:SS format. Leave empty for immediate sending.

Output

JSON

  • token - The token used for authentication in the request.
  • number - The WhatsApp number to which the video was sent.
  • file - The URL of the video file sent.
  • caption - Caption text sent with the video, if any.
  • date - Scheduled date for sending the video, if specified.
  • time - Scheduled time for sending the video, if specified.

Dependencies

  • Wanesia WhatsApp API

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the token is valid and has not expired to avoid authentication errors.
  • Verify the WhatsApp number format includes the country code without spaces or special characters.
  • Check that the file URL is accessible and points to a valid video file format supported by WhatsApp.
  • If scheduling is used, ensure the date and time are in the correct format and represent a valid future time.
  • Common error messages may include authentication failures, invalid number format, or file not found errors. Resolving these typically involves verifying credentials, input formats, and file accessibility.

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