Send WhatsApp alertsto your team — automatically.
Plant alarms, form submissions, shift hand-offs, escalations — routed to the right WhatsApp inbox in minutes. No drag-and-drop bot builders. No enterprise sales calls. Just your stack, talking to your team.
For teams
Shared inbox, broadcasts, automation. One workspace for every conversation your team handles, no fragmentation.
Get startedFor developers
REST API + webhooks for system-triggered alerts. Send order confirmations, OTPs and reminders programmatically.
Get startedWhere Notifykit earns its keep.
Four patterns we ship every week. If your team lives in WhatsApp, one of these is yours.
Plant & machine alerts
Auto-send a WhatsApp the moment a sensor crosses threshold, a SCADA reading goes stale, or a generator trips offline.
Form submissions → WhatsApp
Webhook from Google Forms, Tally, Typeform or your own admin panel — straight to the right team WhatsApp group.
Customer notifications
Order confirmations, payment reminders, shipping updates, appointment reminders — fired from your existing stack.
Team & shift updates
Daily ops digests, shift hand-offs, on-call rotations, escalation chains — to the right person, at the right hour.
Trigger → Logic → WhatsApp → Done.
Four steps. No drag-and-drop bot canvas. No 30-page setup. Most teams ship their first flow in under an hour.
Anything that fires an event.
Webhook, REST call, form submit, scheduled cron, sensor crossing threshold, status change in your CRM. If it can hit a URL, it can start a flow.
Decide who, when, and what.
Branch on payload values, route to a team, throttle duplicate alerts, escalate after 5 minutes of silence. No drag-and-drop bot builder — just clear, versioned rules.
Delivered to the right inbox.
Templated WhatsApp message via the official Business API. Group chat, individual, or broadcast list. Read receipts, replies, and ack tracked.
Audit trail. Always.
Every trigger, route, message, and reply lands in a searchable log. Export for compliance, replay for QA, plug into your existing observability stack.
Concrete, not conceptual.
Most "WhatsApp platforms" sell you "automation" and "messaging". Here's what Notifykit actually does.
Send WhatsApp messages from your webhook
POST a JSON payload, we deliver via the official WhatsApp Business API. Templates, variables, attachments — under 12ms median latency.
Route messages with rules, not bot canvases
Branch on payload (severity, plant, customer tier), throttle duplicates, escalate after silence — all defined in YAML, version-controlled.
On-call rotations & shift schedules
Weekly rotations, per-shift recipients, vacation overrides. The right person gets the alarm at 3am — not the whole group.
Replies become tickets — automatically
When a recipient WhatsApps back, we attach the thread to the originating event, ack the alarm, and close the loop in your ops dashboard.
Scheduled digests for shift hand-off
06:00 ops digest, end-of-day report, weekly maintenance summary. Pulled from your APIs, formatted as a clean WhatsApp message.
Searchable audit log of every message
Who got pinged, when, by which trigger, and how they replied. Export CSV for compliance, replay payloads for QA, ship to your SIEM.
Pay for what you actually send.
All prices in MYR. WhatsApp Business API conversation fees billed separately at cost. No setup fees, no per-seat pricing.
Best for small teams getting started
- 1 WhatsApp number
- 500 messages / month included
- Basic automation (templates + replies)
- Contact management
- Email support
Best for growing operations
- 2 WhatsApp numbers
- 1,500 messages / month included
- Advanced automation (flows, tagging)
- Broadcast messaging
- Basic analytics dashboard
- Priority support
Best for high-volume usage
- 5 WhatsApp numbers
- 4,000 messages / month included
- Full automation suite
- Broadcast + segmentation
- Advanced analytics & export
- API access
- Dedicated support
Add-ons. Stack as you grow.
Available on every tier. Billed alongside your subscription.
No setup fees · Cancel anytime · Switch tiers monthly · WhatsApp conversation fees billed at cost