Telegram
Each message reaches the bot on a webhook you register once, and is answered as it arrives.
Describe the chatbot in plain words and AI builds it, for Telegram, Slack or Discord. It replies with a model and acts through any of 1,400+ tools: it looks up the order, opens the ticket, adds the lead, then says what it did.
Pick the chat app, describe the job, and publish.
In plain words: what it answers, which of your apps it may use, and when to hand over to a person.
AI writes the bot once, as code. The builder shows it as a map of its steps before anything runs.
Slack and Telegram messages are answered as they arrive; Discord is checked about every 15 minutes.
Real briefs for the same kind of job. Pick one and Whenever writes it against your accounts; the code is yours to change from there.
One builder, three chat apps, each with its own way of delivering a message.
Each message reaches the bot on a webhook you register once, and is answered as it arrives.
Messages arrive in real time through Slackbot, so the bot replies in the thread while the person is still there.
The server is checked about every 15 minutes, which suits welcomes, support threads and recaps rather than instant replies.
Yes. Describe what it should answer, which apps it may use and when to hand over to a person. Whenever writes it, and you test it before it goes live.
Telegram and Slack, where it answers as messages arrive, and Discord, where it checks the server about every 15 minutes. WhatsApp is supported for messages your business sends, not for replies.
No. Whenever does not provide a chat widget. It builds chatbots for the chat apps above, and workflows that act on what a website form or a helpdesk sends it.
AI building is free within weekly usage limits. Each message handled is one run, however many tools the bot uses, and model tokens use the separate runtime AI allowance every plan includes before they are billed on top.
Sources reviewed September 30, 2026.
Describe what it should answer and what it may do. Whenever writes it and runs it.