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Integration

Not an integration with WhatsApp. Our own WhatsApp infrastructure.

Most clinic software resells access to WhatsApp through a third-party Business Solution Provider. Saaro's messaging runs on SaroConnect, an infrastructure Lumotis owns and operates.

  • Own BSP infrastructure
  • No third party in between
  • Bundled, not metered
What a BSP is

WhatsApp Business messaging always runs through a BSP — the question is who owns it.

To send WhatsApp Business messages at any scale, a product needs a Business Solution Provider (BSP): infrastructure that connects to Meta's WhatsApp Business Platform, manages message templates, and handles delivery. Almost every clinic software in India resells access to someone else's BSP, then passes the per-message cost to the clinic.

SaroConnect is Lumotis's own BSP infrastructure. Saaro is not a reseller of a third party's connection — it is the connection. That changes three things: cost, speed and control.

What owning it changes

Three consequences of not renting the messaging layer.

What it looks like to a patient

A normal WhatsApp thread with your clinic — nothing to install.

The infrastructure underneath is different; what the patient sees is the same WhatsApp app they already use.

  • SENT VIA SAROCONNECT
  • DELIVERED
  • NO BSP FEE
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Your questions answered.

The things clinics ask first.

Your clinic's WhatsApp Business number is set up as part of onboarding; SaroConnect handles the technical BSP connection behind it.

Meta's own conversation-based pricing still applies at the platform level ({{META_CONVERSATION_RATE}}); SaroConnect removes the added markup a resold BSP would charge on top.

In most cases yes, if it can be converted to a WhatsApp Business API number; we'll confirm this during setup.

Related

Keep reading.

Ask how SaroConnect works, on the call.

We'll show you the messages your patients will actually receive.