Who can receive a Content Question?

Anyone with a phone number the sender knows: colleagues, clients, the founder on the road. They need no Scripe account.

What happens to the answers?

They are attached to the idea in Scripe as its material and used for the draft. Voice notes are transcribed.

Does it work for clients of an agency?

Yes. Done-with-you workflows are the case it was built for: the agency asks, the client answers on WhatsApp, the agency drafts.

Integration

Content questions, answered on WhatsApp.

A colleague gets a question, answers in a voice note, and the draft is in Scripe. No login, no tool to learn.

WhatsAppScripe

A question out, an answer back, a draft in Scripe.

WhatsApp is where colleagues and clients already answer. Scripe uses it for the two moments that need them: a question and a voice note.

One question, answered where they are.

Scripe sends the question as a WhatsApp message with a short form. The colleague answers by voice or text, without a login or an account. The answer lands on the idea as material.

A voice note becomes a draft.

A two-minute voice note about the customer call is transcribed and drafted in the profile's tone of voice. By default a draft is created; what gets published is what you approve.

What WhatsApp carries.

What travels over WhatsApp, and what a colleague needs to answer.

All integrations

Voice or text
Answer the way you would answer a colleague.
No account needed
The form opens from the message; nobody installs or signs up.
Straight into the idea
Answers are kept on the idea as material, ready for the draft.

Content questions, answered on WhatsApp.

A question out, an answer back, a draft in Scripe.

One question, answered where they are.

A voice note becomes a draft.

What WhatsApp carries.

Questions about WhatsApp

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