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Registered WhatsApp: Extrajudicial Notification with Evidentiary Report

Extrajudicial notifications via WhatsApp through Meta's official API, with party identification and a technical report of dispatch, delivery, and read status. Built for law firms that notify in volume, by spreadsheet or API.

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What is Registered WhatsApp

Registered WhatsApp is the sending of extrajudicial notifications via WhatsApp with a technical proof trail: dispatch, delivery, and (when available) read receipts, linked to party identification and message content.

This is not about forwarding a message on personal WhatsApp and saving a screenshot. Evidentiary strength depends on authorship, content integrity, and proof that the message reached the recipient. Escrybe's Registered WhatsApp operates through the WhatsApp Business API (Meta), with pre-approved templates and an evidentiary report generated for each dispatch.

Does WhatsApp notification have legal validity?

It can, if you prove dispatch, delivery and content. Some Brazilian court decisions have accepted WhatsApp notices when that proof exists, but the channel alone is not enough. What matters is the quality of the evidence.

See the court decisions and how to prove dispatch, delivery and content (article in Portuguese)

Authorship

Identified sender (name and ID)

Content

Message intact and recorded

Delivery/awareness

Evidence of delivery (and read receipt, when available)

The key point is unequivocal awareness: the recipient must have had a real opportunity to know the content. A screenshot on its own is weak, easily contested evidence. A technical report with dispatch, delivery, and read records, plus the content sent and party identification, strengthens the proof. Escrybe generates this report for every dispatch, across the platform's other channels too.

Informational content. Not legal advice and no guarantee of any court outcome.

How it works

  1. 1

    Use a Meta-approved template

    Messages use templates pre-approved by Meta on the official WhatsApp Business API, a requirement of the platform itself. Your company's own templates go through the same approval (up to 24h).

  2. 2

    Identify the parties

    Enter the name and ID of the sender and recipient.

  3. 3

    Dispatch via the official API

    Your own number available on Automation and Premium plans.

  4. 4

    Receive the report

    Dispatch, delivery, and read records.

  5. 5

    Track and download proof

    Everything available on the dashboard for viewing and download.

Timing: seconds (recipient with active WhatsApp).

Permitted use: extrajudicial notifications, collections, summons. NOT permitted for marketing.

When to use

  • B2C/B2B collections with high view rates
  • Urgent notices and summons
  • Volume and automation (spreadsheet or API)
  • Multichannel workflow with registered mail + AR for physical proof

Comparison

CriterionPersonal WhatsApp + screenshotRegistered WhatsApp (Escrybe)Registered Mail + AR
SpeedInstantSeconds5 to 10 business days (+ AR return)
Technical proofWeak / contestableReport with dispatch, delivery, and readSigned AR (physical / digitized via Virtual Box)
IdentificationInformalName + IDAddress + receiver on AR
Typical costNot applicableFrom R$ 3.99From R$ 37.75
Ideal forInformalVolume, urgency, auditMaximum physical proof

Pricing

From R$ 3.99

Frequently asked questions

It can, when there is technical proof of dispatch, delivery and content. Some Brazilian court decisions have accepted WhatsApp notices with that proof, but the channel alone is not enough. Escrybe's Registered WhatsApp operates through Meta's official API, with party identification and an evidentiary report generated for each dispatch. Informational content, not legal advice.

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