Magexchat supports unlimited WhatsApp agents, each with their own WhatsApp number, settings and availability schedule.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. Magexchat works with both regular WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business accounts. Visitors are redirected to WhatsApp to start a conversation.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. You can control floating widget visibility by page and post, and choose specific agents in Gutenberg blocks or shortcodes.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. You can customise colours, labels, icons, button shapes and positions to match your website's design.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. Magexchat integrates with WooCommerce and lets you show WhatsApp chat buttons on product pages.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. You can use the Magexchat shortcode in Elementor and other page builders that support shortcodes.
Example: [magexchat_button id="123"]
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. Set availability schedules for your agents. Magexchat uses them to show online or offline status, with configurable offline display options.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. Magexchat is available as a free WordPress plugin on WordPress.org.
Read moreWas this helpful?No. The plugin uses WhatsApp chat links to connect visitors with agents, so you don't need to set up the WhatsApp Business API for its basic chat features.
Read moreWas this helpful?No. Magexchat sends visitors to WhatsApp to start the conversation, which then takes place in WhatsApp, not in a Magexchat inbox.
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