What's new, improved, and fixed in Chatfuel

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The client's team in the account, not in the invoice

A quieter week, spent on access and reliability

Nothing new to learn on the Automations page this time. What shipped is the plumbing an agency only notices when it goes wrong: who can see the bill, whether a client’s number connects the same way from a phone as from a laptop, and whether the file you asked the product to generate is still there when you come back for it.

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Meta optimizes for what you report back

Tell Meta which clicks turned into money

A click-to-WhatsApp campaign optimizes on what Meta can see, and Meta sees the click. What happened in the conversation afterwards — the lead that qualified, the appointment that got booked, the deal that closed — never makes it back, so the algorithm keeps buying more of whatever produced clicks. This release closes that loop: a new Ads optimization page sends conversion events back to Meta, on moments you define.

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The hand-off message is yours to write now

The moment a lead meets a human, scripted by you

The hand-off is where qualified leads leak out of a funnel — the bot goes quiet, the client’s team hasn’t picked up yet, and the lead drifts. This release puts that message under your control, and adds a way to test any automation before it ever meets a real lead. Alongside it: a one-command wizard that scaffolds a platform of your own on top of Chatfuel.

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One AI, a different playbook for every ad, post, and link

Your client’s AI stops being one-size-fits-all

Until now a client’s AI ran one prompt and one set of rules for everything it touched. This release breaks that apart: every channel — and every post, ad, story, and link inside it — can be tuned on its own. Alongside it: a regrouped dashboard, follow-ups you write yourself, and a stack of fixes.

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Co-Worker takes on reporting, setup checks, and lookups

Four more things you can just ask for

This release is all Co-Worker. Four jobs that used to mean clicking through a client’s settings — or opening a report — are now one question in chat.

Ask for the number instead of opening a report

Co-Worker can now tell you how many new contacts a client picked up over a period you name: yesterday, last week, this month. Useful when you’re prepping a client check-in and need one figure, not a dashboard.

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Smarter lead handoffs and instant lead alerts

Every lead arrives with context — and you hear about it instantly

This month’s updates are all about speed between “the AI qualified a lead” and “your team closed it”: structured handoff summaries in Live Chat, a New Lead push notification, a clearer view of each client’s AI setup, and a stack of fixes.

Lead summaries at handoff

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The Agency Track is live

Chatfuel is now built for agencies, end to end

Today we’re launching the full Agency Track — everything you need to run Meta ads and qualify leads for your clients, all in one place.

From spinning up your agency workspace to connecting your first client, building a qualification bot, launching AI-powered ads, and reporting results back — the entire journey now lives inside Chatfuel.

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