Before you start
- You need a WhatsApp Business account (a Meta business) and a phone number you can use for WhatsApp. The number must not already be in use on a personal WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business app.
- The connection is set up through Meta’s official sign-up flow, which opens in your device browser. Have your Meta login handy.
Connect a number
1
Open Integrations
From the property’s Settings, tap Integrations. The WhatsApp
card sits under Messaging and shows its current status.
2
Start the connection
Tap Connect WhatsApp. Superhost opens Meta’s sign-up flow in your
device browser.
3
Sign up with Meta
In the browser, sign in to Meta and follow the steps to choose your
WhatsApp Business account and the number you want to use. This part runs on
Meta’s pages, not in Superhost.
4
Return to the app
When you finish, the browser tells you you’re done and you come back to the
app. Open Integrations and the WhatsApp card takes it from there.
5
Let it finish
WhatsApp takes a few minutes to set the number up. The card shows a
setting up badge and the Connecting number while that happens.You don’t have to wait on this screen. Setup finishes whether the app is
open or not, and the card shows an active status once the number is
live.
The sign-up runs in your device browser because Meta’s flow can’t run inside
the app. If you close the browser or cancel partway through, no number is
linked — just tap Connect WhatsApp again to restart.
If WhatsApp asks for a code
WhatsApp sometimes wants proof you control the number before it will finish. It sends a code to that number, either by text or by an automated call, and the WhatsApp card asks you for it:1
Find the code
Check the number you’re connecting for a text or a call from WhatsApp. It
can take a couple of minutes to arrive.
2
Enter it on the card
On the property’s Integrations screen, the WhatsApp card shows Enter
the code sent to your number. Type the code and tap Submit.
3
Wait for active
The card confirms the code was accepted and finishes the connection. It
switches to an active status shortly after.
What “connected” looks like
When a number is linked, the WhatsApp card shows:- An active status badge.
- The Connected number in international format.
- A Manage on WhatsApp Business link that opens Meta’s WhatsApp Manager, where the display name, profile photo, and quality rating live.
Where guest messages go
Once WhatsApp is connected, messages guests send to that number arrive in the Chats tab as guest conversations, so you can reply from the same place as the rest of your guest messaging.Guest conversations
See and reply to guest WhatsApp messages in the Chats tab.
Connect a phone number
Add a number for calls and SMS on this property.
Reconnecting or fixing a connection
If the number ever needs re-linking, the card’s button changes:- Reconnect repeats the sign-up flow for an already-linked number.
- Retry connection appears if the last attempt ended in an error. The card shows what went wrong next to it, starting with Couldn’t connect — for example when WhatsApp rejected the display name, or the number is already in use somewhere else. Fix that first, then retry.