Introduction
What Msgera is, who it's for, and how the platform fits together.
Msgera is a WhatsApp messaging platform with first-class support for connecting devices, sending text/media/voice messages, scheduling sends, running campaigns, and receiving inbound replies via webhooks — all through a simple REST API.
These docs cover everything you need to integrate Msgera into your product — from issuing your first API key to handling inbound webhooks in production.
Using these docs
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Heads up
/v1 are stable, but new optional fields may be added without notice. Subscribe to the changelog for breaking-change announcements.What you can build
- Transactional messaging — order updates, OTPs, and appointment reminders sent through a connected WhatsApp device.
- Marketing campaigns — schedule and track bulk sends across contact lists, with spintax to randomise wording.
- Scheduled and recurring sends — drip messages or cron-based recurring jobs that target one number at a time.
- Keyword auto-replies — server-side rules that match inbound text and reply automatically.
How the platform fits together
At a high level, Msgera sits between your application and your connected WhatsApp devices. Inbound messages arrive at Msgera, are normalized, and are forwarded to your webhook endpoint. Outbound requests from your application hit api.msgera.com, are validated against your plan limits, and are dispatched on the chosen device.
Where to next
New here? Start with the Quickstart and have your first message delivered in under five minutes. If you already have an account, jump straight to Authentication.