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1. Navigate to **Engage > Content** and click **Create template**.
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2. Select **WhatsApp**, then click **Configure**.
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3.Add a template name and select your template's language.
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3.Enter a template name and select your template's language.
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4. Select your template's content type, then click **Next**.
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- For text templates, enter your message's text in the **Body** field and add any desired [merge tags](#personalize-with-merge-tags).
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- For media templates, enter your message's text in the **Body** field, add the media URL, then add any desired merge tags.
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- For call to action templates, enter your message's text in the **Body** field, then add buttons for a phone number or website.
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5. Once you've finished adding your template's content, click **Save and submit for WhatsApp approval** or **Save**.
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- If you choose to submit your template for approval, confirm by clicking **Submit**.
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6. Segment confirms that your template was saved **or** saved and submitted for approval.
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## Template approvals
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Meta must first review and approve your WhatsApp template before you can use it in a campaign. Meta approves most templates in under an hour, but some approvals can take up to 48 hours. Keep this time frame in mind if you plan to send time-sensitive templates.
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Meta must first review and approve your WhatsApp template before you can use it in a campaign. Meta approves most templates in under an hour, but some approvals can take up to 48 hours. Keep this time frame in mind if you plan to send time-sensitive campaigns.
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For more on the template approval process, view [recommendations and best practices for creating WhatsApp Message Templates](https://support.twilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039737753-Recommendations-and-best-practices-for-creating-WhatsApp-Message-Templates){:target="_blank"}.
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3. Create a new WhatsApp Business Profile that follows [Meta's display name guidelines](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/757569725593362){:target="_blank"}. Fill out all fields, then select **Next**.
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4. In your Twilio console, copy the number shown in the **Number to register with WhatsApp** field. Paste it into the **Phone number field** on the Facebook **Add a phone number for WhatsApp** page, then select **Next**.
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5. Facebook prompts you to verify your phone number. Select the **Text message** radio button, then select **Next**.
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6. In your Twilio console, copy the number in the **Verify via text messages** section, then enter it into the Facebook **Verification code** field. Select **Next**.
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6. In your Twilio console, copy the code in the **Verify via text messages** section, then enter it into the Facebook **Verification code** field. Select **Next**.
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7. Facebook displays `You're now ready to chat with people on WhatsApp`. Click **Finish** to close the window.
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### Create the WhatsApp messaging service
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1. In the Twilio Console side menu, navigate to **Messaging > Services**.
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2. On the Messaging Services page, click **Create Messaging Service**.
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3. Enter a name for your Messaging Service. **You must include the word `WhatsApp` in the messaging service name.**, for example, `My New Service WhatsApp`.
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3. Enter a name for your Messaging Service. **You must include the word `WhatsApp` in the messaging service name**, for example, `My New Service WhatsApp`.
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4. Under the Messaging use dropdown, select **Market my services**, then select **Create messaging service**.
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5. From the **Sender Pool** tab, click **Add Senders > Add WhatsApp Numbers > Confirm**.
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6. Twilio confirms that the WhatsApp number has been assigned to the service.
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