16 WhatsApp chatbot flows, node by node.
Not screenshots of somebody else's canvas — 132 nodes written out, with the customer-facing copy, why each step is where it is, and the mistakes that break each flow. Free, no signup.
Two rules every flow here follows
- Every node is one we actually have. Taken from the 15 node types in the Watx builder. Nothing here needs a feature we do not ship, which is why you can build any of them this afternoon.
- Every flow offers a route to a person. A dead end with no handover is the most damaging design error in a chatbot. It is also the most common one, so the build fails if a flow here lacks a handoff node.
Bookings & appointments
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Appointment booking
Take a booking end to end, without a person, and without ever double-booking.
9 nodes
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Property site visit
Turn an enquiry into a booked site visit with an agent assigned.
9 nodes
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Salon and spa booking
Book the right service with the right person for the right length of time.
9 nodes
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Restaurant reservation
Take a reservation during service, without anyone leaving the floor.
9 nodes
Sales & lead capture
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Lead qualification
Turn a cold enquiry into a qualified, routed lead before anyone on your team spends a minute on it.
8 nodes
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Test drive booking
Book a test drive and route the buyer with the finance question already answered.
8 nodes
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Insurance quote request
Collect quotable information without straying into advice.
8 nodes
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Gym membership enquiry
Book a trial session, and follow it up before the motivation fades.
10 nodes
E-commerce & orders
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Order tracking
Answer "where is my order?" with no human and no order number.
7 nodes
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Product finder
Get from "what do you have?" to two or three specific products in three taps.
8 nodes
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Abandoned cart recovery
Recover the cart, and learn why it stalled.
8 nodes
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Delivery rescheduling
Confirm or move the slot before the van is loaded.
8 nodes
15 node types, all of them real.
Every flow above is assembled from these. Published flow libraries that use nodes the builder does not have are a promise the product breaks on first contact.
- Send message
- Send template
- Send products
- Ask a question
- Ask for location
- Ask for a file
- Buttons
- List menu
- Condition
- Wait
- Set attribute
- HTTP request
- Jump
- Hand off to AI
- Hand off to a human
Build one this afternoon.
Test the whole flow in the simulator before a customer meets it, then run it in test mode against your own number. 15 days free, no card.