Send and receive WhatsApp from inside your own software.
IamBroker is the messaging layer a business connects to its own WhatsApp Business account. Your software calls one HTTP API to send a message, and receives every reply and every delivery status back as a signed webhook.
- POST /messages/send
- { "to": "5511999990000", "text": "Your order shipped." }
- event: message.status_updated
- status: sent
- event: message.status_updated
- status: delivered
- event: message.received
- from: your customer
How it works
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Connect
The business authorises IamBroker through Meta Embedded Signup. Meta returns the identifiers of the WhatsApp Business account and of the phone number, plus an access token that is encrypted before it is stored.
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Send
The software posts a message to the API. IamBroker forwards it to the WhatsApp Cloud API on behalf of that business, using that business's own account.
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Receive
Replies written by the customer and every delivery status — sent, delivered, read or failed — come back to the software as a webhook signed with the shared secret.
What we do with the data you trust us with
IamBroker receives from Meta only what carrying a conversation requires: the identifiers of the WhatsApp Business account and of the phone number, the access token that authorises calls on that account's behalf, the messages customers send to it, and the delivery status of the messages it sends. Each item serves one purpose — delivering what the business asked to send, handing back the replies its customers write, and reporting whether a message was delivered, read or failed.
Nothing is shared between customers. Access tokens are encrypted at rest and never appear in an API response, a log line or an event payload. The full statement is in the privacy policy.
Where the service stands
IamBroker currently serves applications operated by the business that builds it, and is preparing a commercial offer to third parties. The API reference describes the routes a connected system calls and the events it receives.