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Scheduling lets you line up a message — or a sequence of messages — to go out automatically at a future date and time, without anyone having to be online to hit send.

Two ways to schedule

  • From the send button — open the chat, click the dropdown arrow next to Send, and choose Schedule Message.
  • From the Schedule tab — open the customer’s profile panel on the right of the chat and switch to the Schedule tab, then click Add Message.
Both open the same schedule builder.

Build the schedule

1

Name the schedule

Enter a descriptive Name so you can recognize it later in the Schedule tab.
2

Add your message

Add one or more messages. For each one, pick a type — Message, Image + Message, Document + Message, Audio + Message, or Video + Message — and fill in the text, caption, or media.
3

Sequence multiple messages (optional)

Click Add Message to chain more messages into a sequence. Drag to reorder them, clone a message, or remove one. Set a Min Delay and Max Delay (in seconds) to space each message out — the delay must be at least 3 seconds.
4

Set the date and time

Choose when the schedule should fire. The time must be in the future.
5

Save

Click Save. The schedule appears in the Schedule tab.

Advanced actions (optional)

Under Advanced Setting, you can have Clapvo run extra actions when the schedule fires — these work even if the message itself is turned off:
  • Groups — add the contact to, or remove them from, WhatsApp groups.
  • Tags — add or remove tags on the contact.
  • Kanban stage — move the contact into or out of a stage.
  • Archive chat — archive the conversation after the schedule runs.

Manage scheduled messages

The Schedule tab lists every schedule with its date, time, and status:
  • Pending — waiting to send. You can edit or delete it.
  • Sent — delivered. You can preview (read-only) or delete it.
  • Failed — didn’t send. You can edit, preview, or delete it.
Use the eye icon to preview, the pencil icon to edit, and the trash icon to delete a schedule.

Tips

  • Use a sequence with delays to mimic a natural, human-paced follow-up rather than one long message.
  • A schedule sends from the WhatsApp number on that connection — make sure the connection is connected before the scheduled time. See Connection alerts.
  • Editing is only available before a schedule sends; once it’s sent you can preview or delete it.