Direct, story reply, mention and comment land in the same inbox as WhatsApp and email — with Meta's window under control and the history tied to the contact, not to the app.
Half of what arrives does not start in the direct: it starts with a story someone replied to, a mention or a comment. Each source enters the inbox with the context of where it came from — and the agent sees the story that started the conversation.
The classic conversation: the follower messages you from the profile.
Someone replying to a story is at their peak of interest.
A comment with the keyword becomes a private conversation.
Someone tagged your brand in a story — an opportunity or a complaint.
You define the word, the public reply and the direct message. Meta allows one private message per comment — the platform respects that limit and records every trigger.
Meta allows one private message per comment. The platform respects the limit and records the trigger.
Like WhatsApp, Instagram has a service window. The difference is the Human Agent tag: applied once per conversation, it extends the deadline to seven days — enough time to resolve an exchange, a warranty or a complaint.
Turn it on to simulate what changes when a human agent takes over the conversation.
Inside the window: free text, media and audio available to agent and AI.
There is no template approval and no brand verification: Instagram connects through Meta authorization. What blocks the connection is always the same three items — check them before you start.
A professional profile on Instagram. A personal account has no messaging API.
The same Facebook Page used in the Meta authorization.
This is the item that blocks the connection most often — and it is buried in the settings.
Need help connecting? Talk to the team .
Sandbox wallet released when you create the account, a WhatsApp test number and guided onboarding. No card, no contract.
