Send offers to segmented lists that actually get read.

Yes. Meta requires documented opt-in for marketing messages, collected via your website, checkout, in-store QR code or a keyword like JOIN. InfiQ stores consent records with timestamp and source, and automatically suppresses anyone who opts out.

Every marketing template is reviewed by Meta before it can be sent — approval typically takes minutes to a few hours. InfiQ flags wording that commonly gets rejected, like spammy phrasing or broken variables, before you submit, so most templates pass first time.

Meta sets no fixed limit, but blocks and reports lower your quality rating and can shrink your daily sending tier. Most brands cap at one or two promos per customer per week, and InfiQ enforces that cap automatically across all campaigns.

Meta can cut your messaging tier — for example from 100,000 to 10,000 conversations a day — until quality recovers. InfiQ monitors your rating, alerts you on dips and can hold scheduled campaigns if you slip toward the threshold.

Yes. Sync segments from Shopify, WooCommerce or your CRM via API or CSV upload, or build lists inside InfiQ with filters on tags, orders and last activity. Campaigns can be scheduled in advance or fired from your systems programmatically.

Every button and link is tracked per campaign, so you see delivered, read, clicked and replied out of the box. Pass order events back via API or webhook and InfiQ attributes revenue to the broadcast — cost per conversion, not just read rates.