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Wabbiyo

@wabbiyo·Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India·Joined October 2026

Self-hosted WhatsApp Business API inside WordPress

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Self-hosted WhatsApp Business API plugin for WordPress and WooCommerce. Team inbox, AI chatbot, broadcasts and cart recovery inside wp-admin.

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Self-hosted WhatsApp Business API plugin for WordPress and WooCommerce. Team inbox, AI chatbot, broadcasts and cart recovery inside wp-admin.

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Wabbiyo's blogs

Wabbiyowabbiyo.hashnode.dev3 posts

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WWabbiyoinwabbiyo.hashnode.dev·10h ago · 2 min read

How to Build WhatsApp Abandoned Cart Reminders in WooCommerce (Action Scheduler + Cloud API)

WooCommerce doesn’t track abandoned carts out of the box, especially for guests. Here’s the architecture for sending WhatsApp cart reminders reliably, and the part most implementations get wrong: maki

WWabbiyoinwabbiyo.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 2 min read

Add a Floating WhatsApp Button to WordPress Without a Plugin

Many WordPress sites install a whole plugin just to show one WhatsApp button. You can do it with one hook and a few lines of CSS, and even pre-fill the product name on WooCommerce product pages. 1.

WWabbiyoinwabbiyo.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 2 min read

How WhatsApp Business API Plugins Work Inside WordPress (Webhooks, Tokens and Queues)

If you are evaluating or building a WhatsApp integration for WordPress, it helps to know what actually happens under the hood. Here is the architecture most API-based plugins follow. The moving part