What Avox does well for WhatsApp businesses - Coexistence, a shared inbox, automation, a developer API and honest visibility - feature by feature.
Avox puts your WhatsApp Business number on Meta's official WhatsApp Cloud API while you keep using
the WhatsApp Business App on your phone, then adds the tools a team needs around it. Here's what
that gives you, with a link to the full details for each.
Coexistence on the same number. Connect the WhatsApp Business App number your customers
already know. The app keeps working on your phone, and Avox works alongside it, with your chat
history and contacts brought in. See Coexistence and
Coexistence sync.
A guided connection. A four-step wizard walks you through Meta's own sign-up window, shows
every screen before you see it, and checks your server's address before you go live. Leave
halfway and Resume setup picks up where you stopped. See Getting started
and Setup.
Several numbers, several workspaces. Run each brand, team or client in its own
Switchboard, with its own members, numbers, templates and automations.
One shared inbox for every conversation on your connected numbers. See Inbox.
Contacts built from everyone who has messaged you. See Contacts.
Roles that match how teams work - Admins run the Switchboard and Managers handle the
day-to-day. Admins can change anyone's role in a couple of clicks, and anyone can leave a
Switchboard they no longer need. See Members and roles.
WhatsApp Calling history in the same place as your messages, plus a one-click request for a
customer's permission to call. See Calls.
Templates with a live preview, a ready-made library and per-template insights, synced with
Meta so you always see each template's real review status. See Templates.
Flows - forms your customers fill in without leaving WhatsApp, built from a premade
starting point or your own design, with a preview as you build. See Flows.
Automation - keyword triggers, conditions and premade automations on a visual canvas, with
a clear monthly credit allowance. See Automation.
Avox AIBeta - an always-on teammate inside your automations. See
Avox AI.
The Avox API sends any WhatsApp message type from your own server with a key that's scoped
to one connection, so a key can never send from another number. See Avox API.
Live and test keys. A test key checks your requests and answers with a pretend result
without sending anything, so you can build safely. Rotate a key with a grace period you choose,
so your servers switch over without downtime. See API keys.
Message forwarding sends each new customer message to your own server as it arrives,
signed, with retries and a delivery log. See Message forwarding.
API logs show every request your keys made and every message forwarded to you, with filters
and CSV export. See API logs.
Safe retries with idempotency keys, so a network hiccup never sends a message twice. See
Idempotency.
Clear, stable error codes, each with its own explanation and fix. See
API errors and Error codes.
Works with the tools you already use - call the Avox API from n8n,
Make, Zapier or your own code. See
All integrations.
Health shows each connection's heartbeat, quality history and delivery rate, with a live
check straight from Meta. See Health.
Logs keep every webhook Meta has sent your account. See Logs.
Analytics charts message volume, delivery and response time. See Analytics.
A public status page shows the live state of every Avox service, with 90 days of history
and every incident. See Status page.
News as it happens - the Changelog lists what shipped and when, bigger news is
posted on Announcements, and notices from the Avox team land
in the dashboard's notification bell.