Messaging Windows, Quality, Limits and Provider Charges
Understand when a template is required, how Meta quality and messaging limits work, and why provider charges are separate.
Messaging Windows, Quality, Limits & Provider Charges
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MAIN CONCEPTS
| Customer-Service Window | Provider-defined period for suitable normal replies after customer interaction. |
|---|---|
| Approved Template | Structured provider-approved message required in certain business-initiated situations. |
| Quality Rating | Meta assessment influenced by customer feedback, blocks, reports and policy. |
| Messaging Limit | Provider-controlled capacity for business-initiated conversations. |
| Wemblo Usage | Separate platform-plan allowance. |
| Provider Charge | Meta fee separate from Wemblo unless stated in writing. |
OPERATIONAL GUIDANCE
- Review the latest customer interaction time.
- Use a normal reply only when provider rules allow it.
- Use an approved template where required.
- Contact only permission-based audiences.
- Keep content relevant and identify the business.
- Honor opt-outs.
- Monitor quality and failed sends.
- Review Wemblo plan usage separately from Meta charges.
QUALITY PROTECTION
- Avoid purchased lists.
- Do not send repeated irrelevant messages.
- Use correct template categories.
- Keep opt-out instructions clear.
- Pause campaigns when complaints increase.
- Review agent and automation content.
COMMON ISSUES & SOLUTIONS
| Normal reply is blocked | Use an approved template if required. |
|---|---|
| Messaging limit reached | Review Meta limits and business verification. |
| Quality is low | Reduce complaints and review message relevance. |
| Unexpected invoice | Compare Meta provider charges with Wemblo subscription and campaign usage. |
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