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Integrations that run inside your WhatsApp automations

Connect the places your leads already come from, then let a flow take it from there: no exports, no copy-paste, and nothing sitting in the middle holding your data.

Three connected tools feeding into Waplify and out to a WhatsApp message on a phone
What connects

IndiaMART, Google Sheets, and Webhooks for everything else

  • IndiaMART

    Every buyer enquiry lands in Waplify as a contact, ready for an automatic WhatsApp reply.

  • Google Sheets

    A new row sends a WhatsApp message, and your flows can read and write the sheet while a chat is happening.

  • Connect via Webhook

    Connect your CRM, Zapier, Make, or custom software using a Webhook trigger. Fire an automatic WhatsApp message whenever a lead arrives or a status changes.

How ours work

Depth instead of a directory

A long logo list usually means a list of things you can trigger. These sit inside the automation itself.

  • A step in the flow, not a sync beside it

    Google Sheets is a node your flow runs and branches on. IndiaMART fires the flow. Neither is a background job you check on later.

  • Nothing in the middle

    No Zapier or Make subscription sitting between you and your own data, and no third party holding a copy of your leads.

  • Included, not an add-on

    Every connector is on every plan. Waplify plans differ by billing period, not by feature list, so nothing here is gated behind an upgrade.

How it works

How do you connect a tool to WhatsApp?

The Connectors screen handles authorisation. After that an integration is just another block you can use in Flows.

  • Open Connectors

    Everything you have connected, and everything you can, lives on one screen in Waplify.

  • Authorise it

    Google Sheets uses Google’s own OAuth screen. IndiaMART gives you a URL to paste into your seller account. No API keys to store.

  • Drop it into a flow

    Pick the spreadsheet from a dropdown, map columns by dragging them, or point a flow at incoming IndiaMART contacts.

  • Branch on what comes back

    Every step reports success, failure or not-found, so the automation can react instead of stopping.

Integration FAQs

What connects today, and what does not

Straight answers, including the ones that are shorter than you might want.

1. Which integrations does Waplify support right now?
Two native connectors, IndiaMART and Google Sheets, plus a full REST API and outbound webhooks. That is the honest list. We would rather ship two that work properly inside your flows than publish a directory of shallow ones. Both run as steps inside a flow, which is covered on the WhatsApp automation page.
2. Do I need Zapier or Make?
Not for these two. Both connect directly from the Connectors screen, so there is no middleman subscription and no third party holding a copy of your leads. For a tool we have not built, the REST API and webhooks are the route, and they work with Zapier, Make, or n8n if that is where you already are. A tool that can send a webhook can start a flow directly. See API and webhooks.
3. Do integrations cost extra?
No. Every connector is included on every Waplify plan. Plans differ by billing period, not by feature, so there is no integration tier to upgrade into. Every feature is on every plan. See pricing.
4. Can I connect a tool that is not listed?
Yes, and usually without writing an integration. Add a Webhook trigger to a chatbot flow and any system that can send an HTTP request (Zapier, Make, n8n, your own backend, or your CRM) can start that flow on a contact. Waplify reads JSON or form-encoded bodies whatever content type they arrive as, and the builder has a capture mode: arm it, send one real request, and it shows you the exact payload so you can pick the phone field and reuse the other values in your messages. Beyond that, contacts, campaigns, conversations, groups, messages and templates are all addressable over the REST API, with outbound webhooks for events coming back. See the API reference. The same webhook can start a follow-up series as easily as a single message.
5. Does connecting one need a developer?
No. IndiaMART is copy one URL into your seller account. Google Sheets is a Google sign-in and then picking your spreadsheet from a dropdown. Only the REST API route needs someone who writes code. If you only need to capture details from the customer, a WhatsApp Form does that with no connector at all.
6. What is the difference between a connector and a webhook?
A connector is something Waplify has already built and maintains, so you authorise it once and use it as a step in a flow. A webhook is the general-purpose version: any system that can send an HTTP request can start a flow, and a flow can call any system back. Connectors are faster to set up; webhooks reach everything else. Most businesses end up using both.
7. Can data flow both ways?
Yes. Leads and rows come in, and answers go back out. IndiaMART enquiries arrive as contacts, a Google Sheet row can start a flow, and from inside that flow Waplify can write a row back to the sheet, post the details to your own system, or update the contact record. What the customer entered in a WhatsApp Form travels the same way.
8. Can I disconnect later?
Yes. Google Sheets access can be revoked from Waplify or from your Google account at any time. IndiaMART stops the moment you remove the webhook URL from your seller account.
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