Key attributes | Single-WABA support (Before) | Multi-WABA support (Now) |
WABA Connection | Only one WABA could be connected in SalesIQ at a time. | Multiple WABAs can be connected simultaneously without any limitations. |
Brand mapping in SalesIQ | All brands in SalesIQ had to be mapped to the same WABA, making it difficult to manage distinct brand identities. | Each brand can be mapped to its corresponding WABA, allowing for clear and organized brand management. |
Example Scenario | For a business running three concerns such as Zylker Travels, Zylker Fashion, and Zylker ECommerce, each as a different WABA in WhatsApp, only one of this let's say Zylker Fashion could be added as a WABA inside SalesIQ. The rest could be added as brands within SalesIQ, but these brands (Travels and Ecommerce) had to be mapped to the Zylker Fashion WABA. | Now, we can add all the three businesses i.e. Zylker Travels, Zylker Fashion, and Zylker ECommerce as separate WABAs within SalesIQ and multiple brands can be mapped under each WABA. |
WhatsApp Templates Management | Subsequent to all the brands being mapped under one WABA, all the WhatsApp templates were also under one WABA. This made template management a little disorderly as all the approved templates for all the brands will be listed out for the operators to use, in the operator chat window. | Each WABA can have its own set of templates for the associated SalesIQ brands, streamlining template management for operators. |

