DIRETA
For platforms with a proprietary connection already listed in the catalog. Scope, fields, and plan should be checked on each integration page.
Choose between direct connection, automation via Zapier, API, webhooks, Google Sheets or import. Each page informs the data direction and what still needs to be validated.
Use ready-made integration when available. When not, Whatsplaid can start with API, webhooks, widget, spreadsheets, or importation while the ideal connection is evaluated.
DIRETA
For platforms with a proprietary connection already listed in the catalog. Scope, fields, and plan should be checked on each integration page.
ZAPIER
Whatsplaid triggers data to a Zap, which executes the configured action in the destination application.
API
An authorized system requests or sends data according to the documented endpoints and rules.
WEBHOOK
Whatsplaid notifies an external endpoint when a configured event occurs, such as capturing a lead.
IMPORT
Use Google Sheets, files, and documents as the AI knowledge source.
WIDGET
The widget directs the website visitor to start a conversation on WhatsApp; it does not replace a data integration.
The Whatsplaid can still start via API, webhooks, widget, Google Sheets, files, or import while the ideal connection is being evaluated.
No. Whatsplaid was designed to connect to the existing operation, using ready-made integration, API, webhooks, spreadsheets, files, or import when necessary.
The overview follows the main menu: Shopify, Wix, Nuvemshop, Google Sheets, document import, RD Station, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Bitrix24, Zapier, API, and widget.
It allows using catalog data, products, orders, and purchase context to support AI responses, recommendations, post-sale service, and business conversations on WhatsApp. When enabled, the agent can also present products with photos, assemble the cart during the conversation, and send the store's checkout link for payment.
Depends on the case. Google Sheets is useful for simple bases, tables, policies, catalogs, or internal information. For operations that need to query orders and products in the source system, a direct connection or API is usually more suitable.
Yes. The knowledge base can use documents and files to answer frequent questions, policies, instructions, manuals, catalogs, and internal company contents.
RD Station, Pipedrive, HubSpot, and Bitrix24 appear as direct connections; Zapier is an intermediate automation path. Creation, updates, fields, and duplicates need to be confirmed in each connection's record.
No. The API allows external systems to trigger or query Whatsplaid resources. Webhooks allow Whatsplaid to send events to another system, such as a lead captured on WhatsApp.
Use the widget when you want to bring WhatsApp to the current website and start qualified conversations from product pages, service, budgeting, or support.
Yes. An operation can combine e-commerce, Google Sheets, documents, CRM, API, webhooks, and widget so that each part of the service uses the correct data source.
You can evaluate API, webhooks, Zapier, Google Sheets, files, or import without relying on an immediate direct connection.
Ready-made integrations and Google Sheets tend to require less technical effort. API, webhooks, and custom connectors usually need technical support to set up endpoints, authentication, and testing.
Yes. The better the connected data source, the higher the chance of AI responding with real context about products, orders, policies, leads, documents, and next steps.