This guide provides a step-by-step process to recover failed messages in a broadcast. Follow the instruction below to set up auto-retries and smart utility fallback successfully.
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Frequency Capping is a pro-user feature rolled out by Meta. This functionality limits the volume of marketing messages a WhatsApp user can receive within a specific timeframe, from across brands. For instance, after the launch of frequency capping, the end user can only receive messages from a limited number of brands (e.g., ’15’) in a rolling 7-day window. Meta dynamically decides the window and cannot be shared with the end business to protect the channel’s user experience.
This has impacted the broadcast and campaign features due to which delivery of many messages failed.
While creating the broadcast, QuickReply provides 2 methods to recover failed marketing messages which you can set up in Step 3 (Settings)
In this, the system retries the delivery of failed messages at different times defined by the user.
While setting up auto-retries, a maximum of 3 retries can be set and we recommend scheduling retries with a minimum 24-hour interval to maximize the chances of successful deliveries.
In this, for the remaining failed messages, the system sends a utility message that seeks permission from the customer to grant delivery of the failed message. If the customer engages, the marketing message is delivered instantly.
While creating the broadcast if you didn't set the retries and smart utility fallback and after the broadcast is completed it has failed messages, you can set retries for the failed messages by following the steps mentioned below,
Go to the Broadcasts and click on the menu [...] button of the required broadcast.
Select Add/Edit Retry
Now, add up to 3 retries followed by Smart Utility Fallback. Click on Save
