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Interactive tutorial · ~2 min · 7 steps

Where everything lives

InboxCRM adds a rail to the left of WhatsApp Web, a chat-tools panel beside the open chat and a popup on the Chrome toolbar.

Runs on a fictional copy of the screen with a voice guide. Nothing you click reaches WhatsApp.

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What the tour covers, step by step

A two-minute map: the rail on WhatsApp Web, the chat-tools panel and the toolbar popup.

  1. 01

    The rail on WhatsApp Web

    Once installed, InboxCRM adds this thin strip to the left edge of WhatsApp Web. Every tool is one click from here.

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    Hello! Let me show you where everything lives. Once InboxCRM is installed, WhatsApp Web gets this thin white strip on its left edge — we call it the rail. Every tool is one click away from here, and it stays put while you chat.

  2. 02

    Apps: sell and message

    CRM pipeline, Campaigns, Quick replies & AI, Scheduling, Workflows and the Sales funnel. Hover any icon for its name.

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    The first group is your everyday apps. From the top: the CRM pipeline, where chats become cards on a board. Campaigns, for sending one message to many people. Quick replies and the AI assistant. Scheduling, to write now and send later. Workflows, the chatbot builder. And the Sales funnel, which turns your pipeline into numbers. Hover any icon and its name pops up.

  3. 03

    Automation

    Auto-attendance replies to common questions, Follow-up nudges quiet leads, Chat backup keeps a local copy of your chats.

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    The second group runs on its own. Auto-attendance answers common questions like a receptionist. Follow-up nudges leads that have gone quiet in a stage. And Chat backup keeps a copy of your chats and media on this computer.

  4. 04

    Quick links — and these tutorials

    Dashboard, Notifications (with an unread badge), a one-click Privacy blur for screen-sharing, and Tutorials — this page.

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    Then quick links: the Dashboard, your Notifications with an unread badge, a one-click privacy blur that hides names and messages when you're sharing your screen, and Tutorials — which brings you right back to this page whenever you need a refresher. Below that sit Menu features, where you can hide tools you don't use, and Settings.

  5. 05

    The chat-tools panel

    The brand button at the top of the rail opens a panel on the right with tools for the chat you have open: notes, quick replies, scheduling, pipeline stage.

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    The round button at the very top of the rail opens the chat-tools panel on the right. It's about the conversation you have open right now: private notes about this person, quick replies you can drop in, a message to schedule, and the pipeline stage they're in. Press the button again to close it.

  6. 06

    The toolbar popup

    Click the InboxCRM icon in Chrome's toolbar from any tab. It opens WhatsApp Web and lists every page — including Tutorials.

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    Not on WhatsApp Web right now? Click the InboxCRM icon in Chrome's toolbar from any tab. The popup opens WhatsApp Web with one button and lists every page — the pipeline, workflows, campaigns, notifications, and these tutorials. Press Escape to close it.

  7. 07

    That's the map

    Everything starts from the rail or the popup. Open WhatsApp Web, or take a feature tour next.

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    That's the map. Everything starts from the rail on WhatsApp Web or the popup in your toolbar. When you're ready, take one of the feature tours — Campaigns, Pipeline or Workflows — each one is about five minutes.