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Wala / Active Chat — Multi-User WhatsApp Team Inbox

### Product Overview Wala (aka Active Chat) is ChatDaddy's multi-user WhatsApp inbox solution. Multiple team members can log into the SAME WhatsApp number on their own computer or phone, simultaneous

Updated May 15, 2026

Product Overview

Wala (aka Active Chat) is ChatDaddy's multi-user WhatsApp inbox solution. Multiple team members can log into the SAME WhatsApp number on their own computer or phone, simultaneously, with full conversation history.

Use Cases

  • A team currently shares one phone for WhatsApp → wants each agent to have their own login.
  • Wants conversation ownership: who is handling which customer.
  • Wants tags, statuses (Open / Pending / Resolved), conversation history.
  • Wants AI auto-reply with seamless human handoff.
  • Wants record retention when team members leave.

Key Differences vs Personal WhatsApp

Personal WhatsApp: one phone, one account, no team features, no conversation history beyond the device.

Wala: one number shared by unlimited devices, conversation history in cloud, audit trail of who replied to whom, tag + status workflow, AI auto-reply + handoff.

Pricing Model

Per Agent (seat) pricing. Most SMBs start with Starter (3-5 agents). Quotation generated based on team size + plan tier. Stripe Payment Link sent → on payment → account activated within minutes.

Onboarding Flow (CS Agent SOP)

Step 1: Ask team size + desired features. Determine the right plan (Starter / Pro / Enterprise).

Step 2: Generate Quotation (PDF if requested) with: line items, team size, monthly + annual price, plan tier breakdown.

Step 3: On confirmation, generate Stripe Payment Link with metadata: team_id, plan, agent_count.

Step 4: On payment success (Stripe webhook), auto-activate the team account.

Step 5: Send welcome pack — quick-start guide, feature walkthrough video, support contacts.

Step 6: Day 1 — team can start using.

Reply Tone for Sales Conversations

Warm, helpful, problem-aware ('we know one-phone teams hit a ceiling'). Match customer's language. Avoid jargon. Use first name. Offer next step clearly.

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