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    Wen He
    Wen HeUp-and-comer

    Feature Request: Global Analytics Dashboard with Custom Date Ranges (Yearly/Quarterly) & Campaign GroupingNew

    The Problem:Right now, ManyChat has a massive reporting gap for enterprise marketing teams. It is nearly impossible to look at our performance holistically because we lack: Global/Account-Wide Reporting Over Time: We cannot select a custom date range (e.g., "Entire Year 2025" or "Q2 2026") to see the aggregate performance of all active automations during that period. Campaign-Level Organization: There is no way to group multiple flows, keywords, and growth tools under a single campaign umbrella to see how a specific marketing initiative performed. Because of this, we cannot answer basic leadership questions like: "How many total link clicks, comments, and subscriptions did we generate across all our automations last year?" Or, "What was the overall conversion rate for our Q3 campaign?"The Proposed Solution:We need robust, native reporting capabilities that include: Global Date Filter: A calendar dropdown at the account level allowing us to filter analytics (Total Comments, Link Clicks, Subscriptions/Opt-ins, Deliverability, and CTR) by custom dates, quarters, or entire years across all active automations. Campaign-Level Folder/Tagging: The ability to group related flows, keywords, and growth tools together into a named "Campaign" folder, with an aggregate dashboard showing total campaign performance. CSV/Data Export: A simple way to export these aggregated metrics for external reporting in BI tools (like Power BI) or presentation decks. Why this matters (Business Impact):Without high-level, time-based, and campaign-level reporting, ManyChat remains a localized "execution" tool rather than a strategic marketing channel. For teams managing high-volume enterprise social media, being able to pull annual and quarterly ROI numbers is a requirement. Implementing these reporting features would instantly bridge our measurement gaps and elevate ManyChat's value to enterprise organizations.

    Gerardo Loredo
    Gerardo LoredoUp-and-comer

    Native Support for WhatsApp Catalog Templates (MPM / Product Lists)New

    1. The Current Limitation Currently, ManyChat does not support syncing or sending WhatsApp Catalog Templates (templates with the mpm button sub_type for product lists). While we can send Interactive Product Messages natively, we are strictly limited to the 24-hour customer service window. We cannot send catalogs as business-initiated messages for re-marketing campaigns.2. The Feature Request Please add native support in Flow Builder for WhatsApp Catalog Templates. Specifically, we need: The ability to sync templates from WhatsApp Manager that include a Catalog/Product button. A native block to map dynamic variables (Custom Fields or JSON arrays) directly into the product_items array of the template. 3. Business Use Case (Delta Mobiliario) In our e-commerce operations managing furniture retail, we run targeted remarketing campaigns for specific collections (e.g., Dining Rooms, Sofas). Right now, to send a dynamic catalog outside the 24h window, we are forced to create a high-friction funnel: send a standard text template -> wait for the user to click a quick reply -> then trigger the native product list. Being able to send the catalog directly within the initial template would drastically increase conversion rates for e-commerce users.4. Why "External Request" is not a workaround Advanced users cannot bypass this by hitting Meta's Graph API directly. Since ManyChat acts as the BSP (Business Solution Provider) and holds the WABA number lock, attempting to send a template via API returns a #200 Permission Denied (OAuthException) error. We are entirely dependent on ManyChat implementing this natively.Please upvote if you run e-commerce flows on WhatsApp!

    taja
    tajaUp-and-comer

    Allow Utility Message Template Buttons to Trigger a ManyChat Automation (Facebook Messenger)New

    ProblemSince Meta introduced the 24-hour messaging restriction, we now have to use Utility Message Templates to send broadcasts to Messenger subscribers outside the 24-hour window.The problem is that Utility Message Template buttons currently support only external URLs.For ManyChat users this creates a poor experience because we cannot trigger a flow directly from the button.Instead we have to:create a Messenger Entry Link insert that URL into the Utility Template when the user taps the button, Messenger opens the device browser the browser redirects back into Messenger only then does the automation startThis extra step causes a significant drop-off.Many users:don't wait for the redirect, close the browser, have browser restrictions, or the redirect simply doesn't work correctly on their device.As a result, a large percentage of subscribers never enter the automation.Proposed solutionAllow Utility Message Template buttons to have an additional action besides Open Website:▶ Start ManyChat AutomationExactly like buttons inside normal Messenger messages.Instead of requiring an external Entry Link URL, let us select:Flow Automation Starting Stepdirectly from ManyChat.Example:  Button:Learn MoreAction:Start Automation→ Our Offer→ Step 1 instead of  Button:Learn MoreAction:Open URLhttps://m.me/.... BenefitsBetter user experience No browser redirect Higher click-to-flow conversion Fewer users lost during redirection Simpler setup for creators Cleaner broadcastsWhy this mattersMessenger broadcasts are becoming increasingly dependent on Utility Message Templates.Right now, the inability to launch a flow directly forces every ManyChat user to rely on a browser redirect, even though the destination is another ManyChat automation.This feels like an unnecessary workaround.Giving Utility Message Template buttons the ability to Start Automation directly would make Messenger broadcasts much more reliable and significantly improve conversion rates. 

    Kayo de Souza
    Kayo de SouzaUp-and-comer

    Automation to Send Private Messages to Users Who Like a PostNew

    I would like to suggest a new automation feature for ManyChat that allows users to automatically send a private message to people who like or react to a social media post.Use CaseCurrently, ManyChat supports automations based on comments, but it would be extremely valuable to have an option triggered by post likes or reactions.Suggested FunctionalityDetect when a user likes or reacts to a post. Automatically send a private message or start a predefined flow. Allow filtering of users who have already received the message. Include an option to send the message only once per user, preventing duplicate messages if they interact with multiple posts. Allow users to choose which reactions trigger the automation (Like, Love, Care, etc.).BenefitsIncrease engagement with users who have shown interest in the content. Simplify lead generation and follow-up processes. Reduce manual work for marketers and businesses. Prevent repeated messages to users who have already been contacted.ExampleWhen someone likes a promotional post, ManyChat checks whether that person has already received the message. If not, it automatically sends a predefined flow containing additional information, a discount coupon, or an invitation to start a conversation.Additional NoteI understand that the feasibility of this feature depends on the permissions and capabilities provided by Meta’s APIs for Facebook and Instagram. However, if technically possible, this would be a powerful addition to the ManyChat platform.