Most businesses keep their contacts in a spreadsheet. Good news: you can send bulk WhatsApp from Excel or a Google Sheet the official, safe way, straight through the WhatsApp Business API.
Instead of typing contacts in one by one, you upload (or connect) a spreadsheet of opted-in contacts, map columns like name and phone number, and send a personalised broadcast to the whole list.
Each row carries its own details, so every message can pull the contact’s name, order number or city straight from the sheet. A broadcast that opens with someone’s name gets read; a generic blast usually gets ignored.
Only upload contacts who opted in, and use an approved template. Steer clear of spreadsheet bulk-sender apps that bypass the API; they get numbers banned (here is why).
WaMark connects to Google Sheets and takes spreadsheet imports, so you can send personalised bulk messages from the data you already have. Plans start at ₹999/month. See the complete bulk guide or get started.
Yes. Upload your Excel or CSV of opted-in contacts to an official-API platform, map your fields to an approved template, and send a personalised broadcast.
Yes. Platforms like WaMark connect to Google Sheets, so you can send to the contacts in your sheet and personalise from its columns.
It’s safe when you go through the official API with opted-in contacts. Avoid spreadsheet bulk-sender apps that bypass it.
