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Your scenario can drop a text into any WhatsApp chat, whether it confirms an order or reminds a patient of an appointment. GREEN-API adds it to a send queue and delivers it at the pace set by its Message sending delay parameter.

A document that already lives online, a PDF quote or a product photo, reaches the chat as a real attachment instead of a bare link. You give the module the address of the file and GREEN-API queues it like a text.

Here the file itself travels from the scenario to the chat, with no link involved. It suits the moment when a previous module hands you the file content, such as an attachment pulled from an email or a PDF generated one step earlier.

Think of this module as a staging area: it stores a file in GREEN-API's cloud storage, ready to be sent afterwards with Send a File By Url. Upload once, then map what it returns into the sending module.

The recipient gets a contact card in the chat, with a name and a number they no longer have to copy by hand. Handy when a sales rep passes a lead to a colleague or a clinic shares its emergency line.

Instead of typing out an address, the scenario posts a location message, so the person sees the place itself in the conversation. A delivery company can share the pickup point, an event organizer the venue.

Put a question with ready-made answers into a private chat or a group, and people reply by picking an option instead of writing a message. It keeps quick decisions inside WhatsApp, where the team already talks.

Messages already sitting in one chat move to another personal or group chat, untouched. Nobody rewrites the customer's words, so the context arrives exactly as it was written.

Pulls back the messages of one chat so the rest of the scenario can read them: to archive a conversation into a spreadsheet, or to hand it to a summarizing step before a ticket is closed.

When you already know which message you need, this search fetches that single one from its chat, with nothing else around it. It is the precise tool, where Get Chat History is the wide net.

Gives you a recap of what the account sent recently, by default everything from the last 24 hours. Useful to prove a notice went out, or to recover the link of a file you shared.

Returns the messages that reached the account, by default over the last 24 hours, as separate bundles. It also carries the links to incoming files, which Download a File can then fetch.

A brand new WhatsApp group chat appears, created by the scenario rather than by someone tapping through the app. The group is ready for the next modules to name, decorate and fill.

Renames an existing group chat so its title matches what is happening now. Members see the new name without anyone changing it by hand.

Applies an image to a group chat, which makes a client group easy to spot among dozens of conversations. A logo or a project visual does the job.

Reads the information of a group chat and passes it along, so the scenario knows what the group looks like before touching it. Make lists it as an action, even though it only reads.

Brings a new person into a group chat automatically, the moment your records say they belong there. No admin has to open the phone to do it.

Takes a member out of a group chat when they should no longer read it. It keeps access tidy without relying on someone remembering to do it.

Your connected WhatsApp account itself walks out of a group chat. The group keeps living for the others, but your business number stops receiving its messages.

Promotes a participant to administrator of a group chat, so they can manage it without asking you. The group gets a local owner the moment it is created.

Withdraws administrator rights from a group participant while keeping them in the chat. They still read and write, but no longer manage the group.

Lists the messages still waiting to be sent, so you can see what is stuck before a customer complains. Each item comes back as its own bundle, and the sending pace depends on the Message sending delay parameter.

Empties the queue of messages that have not left yet. It is your emergency brake when a scenario sent the wrong text to a whole list.

Publishes a text status on the account, the short update contacts see in their Status tab. Your scenario can post it the moment there is news to share.

Posts an audio recording as a status, for updates that sound more personal spoken than written. The file comes from an earlier step in the scenario.

Puts a picture or a video in the account's status, visible to your contacts without sending anyone a message. Visual news reaches people who never open a chat with you.

Removes a status the account published, so an outdated promotion or a wrong announcement disappears from your contacts' view.

Tells you whether a phone number has a WhatsApp account before you try to reach it. The answer lets the scenario take one road or another.

Fetches the profile picture of a user or of a group chat, so your other tools can show a face next to a name. A small touch that makes a CRM or helpdesk record easier to recognize.

Retrieves the list of contacts of the connected account, one bundle per contact. It is the starting point for syncing the address book of a business phone with another tool.

Reads the details WhatsApp holds on one contact, where Get the Contacts brings back the whole list. You aim at a single person and get their information for the next steps.

Removes a message from a chat, for instance a text sent with the wrong price or to the wrong customer. The module targets it through the original idMessage.

Changes the text of a message already sent in a personal or group chat, so a typo or an outdated detail gets fixed where people read it.

Moves a chat out of the archive and back into the main list, where the team will see it again. Useful when a dormant conversation comes back to life.

Going by its name, this module applies the disappearing messages setting to a chat, so the scenario can change that option instead of someone on the phone. The official doc gives no further detail about it.

Marks messages as read, either the whole chat or one given message. Your scenario can clear the unread badge once it has handled a request.

Reads the current settings of the GREEN-API account and hands them to the next module. A quick way to know how the instance is configured before changing anything.

Writes new settings on the GREEN-API account from the scenario. It lets you adjust the instance without logging in to the GREEN-API console.

Changes the picture of the connected account, the image every contact sees next to your business name. The new file comes from an earlier module.

Returns information about the WhatsApp account linked to the instance, as opposed to Get the Settings, which covers the GREEN-API side. Two different layers, two modules.

Fetches the actual file behind a WhatsApp message, a photo, a PDF or a voice note, so the next module can store it, attach it or pass it along. It covers files you received and files you sent.

Moves a conversation out of the main chat list and into the archive, without deleting a single message.