Meta Approval Demo Transcript

This page provides a sample demo script/transcript you can use to explain and demonstrate WhatsHooked during Meta review or internal approval conversations.

Use it as a practical walkthrough of what the product does, how messages flow, and what the WhatsApp integration is used for.

Demo goal

Show that WhatsHooked:

connects approved WhatsApp accounts
receives inbound messages through the WhatsApp platform
forwards events to registered webhooks
supports controlled outbound replies
acts as an integration layer rather than a spam or impersonation tool

Short product description

WhatsHooked is a library and service that connects WhatsApp accounts to downstream systems using webhooks and API endpoints. It supports message intake, event forwarding, and controlled two-way communication for legitimate business and automation use cases.

Suggested review demo format

1. Introduction

Hello. This demo shows WhatsHooked, a service that connects WhatsApp accounts to backend systems through webhooks and an HTTP API.

The purpose of the application is to let a business or developer receive WhatsApp events, process them in their own systems, and optionally send responses back through an authorized WhatsApp account.

2. Show account configuration

Here we have a configured Meta/WhatsApp Business account inside WhatsHooked.

The account stores the required identifiers and credentials needed to communicate with the WhatsApp Business platform.

This setup is intended for legitimate messaging workflows, customer communication, and application integrations.

If the UI exists for this area, show:

the account entry
the account type (Meta / WhatsApp Business)
masked credentials or IDs
any webhook or status configuration

3. Show inbound message flow

Next, I will demonstrate how an incoming WhatsApp message is handled.

When a message is received through the WhatsApp platform, Meta delivers the event to the configured webhook endpoint.

WhatsHooked receives that webhook event, validates it, and then forwards the normalized event to registered application webhooks.

Show, if available:

the inbound webhook endpoint configuration
logs or event viewer
a sample received message event
the forwarding of that event to a registered webhook consumer

4. Show registered webhook behavior

Here is an example of a registered webhook subscriber.

This downstream system receives the message event and can use it for automation, CRM workflows, support tooling, notifications, or other business processes.

Emphasize:

the app is acting as middleware/integration infrastructure
the receiving system belongs to the operator or their customers
the webhook consumer is expected to follow platform policy

5. Show outbound reply flow

Now I will demonstrate a controlled outbound message.

A downstream application can send a response through WhatsHooked, and WhatsHooked sends that message using the configured WhatsApp account and approved platform flow.

If possible, show:

an API request or UI action that triggers an outbound message
the resulting outbound send status
a received reply in the target chat

6. Explain compliance posture

WhatsHooked is not intended to bypass WhatsApp rules or impersonate end users.

It is designed as an integration layer so approved accounts can connect to external business systems in a controlled way.

Account owners are responsible for using approved templates, user consent, and compliant messaging practices where required.

7. Close the demo

In summary, WhatsHooked provides:

account connectivity

inbound webhook handling

outbound messaging through authorized accounts

integration with downstream applications via webhooks and APIs

Its role is to help businesses and developers build compliant communication workflows on top of WhatsApp infrastructure.

Extra talking points for reviewers

If Meta asks what the application is for, keep the answer direct:

It connects WhatsApp messaging to business systems.
It forwards inbound events to subscribed webhooks.
It allows controlled replies from authorized systems.
It supports operational integrations such as customer support, automation, and notification workflows.

What to avoid saying

Avoid language that suggests:

mass unsolicited messaging
account farming
policy circumvention
scraping or unauthorized automation
impersonation or deceptive identity use

Optional live demo checklist

Show the Meta app and WhatsApp product are configured
Show the number is registered
Show webhook verification is complete
Send a test inbound message
Show the inbound event arriving in WhatsHooked
Show forwarding to a registered webhook
Send a controlled outbound reply
Show logs/status for the send result