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# Integrate bitbybit with Make.com

> This guide explains how to integrate bitbybit with Make.com so you can send automated WhatsApp template messages directly from your business workflows.

### 🔗 Step 1: Set up in [Make.com](http://Make.com)

1. Create a Scenario
   * Log in to [Make.com](http://Make.com)
   * Create a **New Scenario**
   * Add the apps or steps you need for your real business workflow (for example: trigger when a new order is placed, when a form is submitted, or when data is updated in your CRM).
2. Add Http Request Module
   * In your scenario, add an **HTTP module** → choose **Make a Request**
   * This will be used to send messages through bitbybit's API.

### 🔗 Step 2: Prepare Your bitbybit API Key

1. Go to [bitbybit Advance Settings](https://app.bitbybit.studio/settings?section=advance-settings)
2. Copy your **bitChat API Key** (you will need this in [Make.com](http://Make.com))

### 🔗 Step 3: Configure HTTP Request in [Make.com](http://Make.com)

Set up your HTTP Request as follows:

Method : `POST`

URL :

```
https://api.bitbybit.studio/whatsapp/v3.1/message/template
```

Headers :

```
x-bitbybit-key: {{paste-your-bitchat-api-key-here}}
```

Body Example (JSON) :

```
{
  "to": "6281234567890",
  "template_name": "welcome_message",
  "template_source": "CRM",
  "params": [
    "John",
    "Order123",
    "2024-01-01"
  ]
}
```

**\_Payload Explanation : \_**

* **to** → The recipient’s phone number (must include country code, e.g., `62` for Indonesia)
* **template\_name** → The name of the template you have already created in bitbybit.
* **template\_source** →
  * Use `AUTH` if the template is for OTP (one-time password).
  * Use `CRM` for all other types (e.g., welcome messages, reminders, updates)
* **params** → These are the **dynamic variables** in your template.

  👉 Example for **params ]**

  If your template looks like this:

  ```
  Hello {{1}}, your order {{2}} will be delivered on {{3}}.
  ```

  Then your params must have **3 values** in the same order:

```
"params": [
  "John",          // {{1}} will be replaced with "John"
  "Order123",      // {{2}} will be replaced with "Order123"
  "2024-01-01"     // {{3}} will be replaced with "2024-01-01"
]
```

If your template has 2 variables, you must send 2 values. If it has none, leave `params` as an empty list `[]`.

### 📚 Additional Resources

For full details about WhatsApp API and template messages, visit: [bitbybit Open API Documentation](https://api.bitbybit.studio/whatsapp/docs).