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Send every visitor to the right place

Routing rules decide which WhatsApp number, Telegram channel, or page a visitor reaches — based on country, language, business hours, device, and channel status.

Rules that match how you work

Build simple, readable rules that send the right visitor to the right destination. Combine conditions to match real-world routing — a Spanish-speaking visitor during business hours goes to the ES sales line; everyone else gets the fallback.

  • Route by country and language
  • Route by business hours and time zone
  • Route by device (mobile / desktop)
  • Skip passive channels and use a fallback

Fallbacks that keep traffic moving

Always define a fallback channel so off-hours, unmatched traffic, or passive destinations do not strand a visitor. Round-robin number pools are planned after the routing MVP.

No dead ends, ever

If no rule matches, the fallback channel takes over. You stay in control with a clear, ordered list of rules — no raw IDs, just plain-language conditions anyone on your team can read.

Right place, every time

How a routing decision is made

Routing sits behind a smart link or hub. For each visitor, rules are checked top to bottom and the first match wins; if nothing matches, your fallback channel catches them.

  1. Visitor

    Someone taps your link from an ad, bio, or QR code.

  2. Rules check

    Country, language, device, and business hours are matched top-down.

  3. First match wins

    The visitor is sent to the channel that rule selects.

  4. Fallback

    No rule matches? They go to your fallback channel — never a dead end.

Redirect & route visitors to
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Routing rules send visitors to different WhatsApp numbers, Telegram channels, websites, or booking pages by country, language, hours, device, and active channel status.

Traffic falls back to the channel you choose — another number, a Telegram link, or a website — so no visitor hits a dead end.

Manual routing across multiple active numbers works today. Automatic round-robin number pools are planned for a later release.

Set a channel to passive and routing skips it, sending visitors to your fallback channel automatically.

Rules are shown as plain-language conditions in an ordered list — no technical IDs — so anyone on your team can manage them.

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