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The Pilot Status dashboard is your central control panel for everything WhatsApp. From a single browser tab you can connect and monitor phone numbers, inspect message logs, configure webhooks, manage API keys, create message templates, and chat live with your contacts — no terminal or server access required.
Pilot Status dashboard overview

The Pilot Status dashboard home — per-number KPIs, message volume, and status distribution.

Command palette opened with Ctrl+K

Ctrl+K opens the command palette — jump to any page by number/letter shortcut or ask the AI.

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Explore the Dashboard

Live Chat

Read and reply to WhatsApp conversations directly from your browser without touching your phone.

Logs & Analytics

Browse your full auditable message history and track delivery, read rates, and volume in real time.

Templates

Create and manage message templates with dynamic variables and submit them for Meta approval.

API Keys & Webhooks

Generate API keys and configure webhook endpoints from the API Keys and Webhooks pages in the left sidebar.

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Numbers

The Numbers page is where you connect and manage every WhatsApp number in your project. To reach it, open the dashboard and click Numbers in the left sidebar. From this page you can:
  • View all connected numbers alongside their current connection status (connected, disconnected, or pending).
  • Add a new number by clicking Connect Number and following the on-screen steps — scan the QR code for unofficial connections or provide your Meta credentials for the official Cloud API.
  • Reconnect a dropped number by clicking the reconnect icon next to it. This re-establishes the session without affecting your API keys or webhook configuration.
For a full walkthrough of the connection process, see the Connecting Numbers guide.

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API Keys

Your API keys live on the API Keys page (click API Keys in the left sidebar). Each WhatsApp number has one default number-scoped ps_ key — it sends messages and acts only on that number. There is also a single tenant-scoped key (under Profile → API) that manages numbers and account-level resources through the public API but cannot send messages. See API Authentication for details. Keep your keys private — treat them the same way you would treat a password. Do not commit them to source control or expose them in client-side code. If a key is ever compromised, click Regenerate next to it to rotate it — the old key stops working immediately and a new one is issued.
Bookmark the Dashboard for quick access to message logs and live conversations.

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Webhook Settings

To configure where Pilot Status sends real-time event notifications, go to the Webhooks page (click Webhooks in the left sidebar) and enter your endpoint URL. Pilot Status fires a webhook event within milliseconds for every inbound message, status update (sent, delivered, read), and connection change. You can use any publicly reachable HTTPS URL — a serverless function, a no-code automation platform, or your own API server. For details on the event payload format and how to verify webhook signatures, see the Webhooks documentation.