WhatsApp Flows worth having, already built
A WhatsApp Flow turns a messy back-and-forth into one tap-through form — a booking request, a delivery address, an RSVP with a guest count. Almost nobody builds one from scratch, because Meta's Flow Builder starts you at a blank JSON document. These are the ones we think are worth having, what each collects, and why it's shaped that way.
Every flow below is static: one screen, a form, a submit. No live calendar or inventory lookup — that needs a hosted Flow Data Endpoint, which is a different and much heavier commitment. A static flow is pure collection: Meta renders the UI, and the answers arrive at your webhook like any other message. That's why these are practical to run and a live-calendar flow usually isn't.
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How these get used
In Klaros each blueprint deploys to your WhatsApp Business Account as a draft with its JSON already uploaded. You review it in Meta's own Flow Builder and publish when you're happy. Publishing is deliberately a separate, manual step: a published Flow can be deprecated but never edited, so nothing here auto-publishes on your behalf.
Responses come back through the standard webhook and are parsed into the conversation like any other reply, so a submitted booking request or RSVP lands in your inbox as structured data rather than as a blob you have to read.
Want these on your own number? Start a free trial — the flow library is in the dashboard, and deploying one is a click. Or read the API reference if you'd rather drive it yourself.