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APPLE MESSAGES FOR BUSINESS

Free Apple Messages for Business Link Generator

Generate Apple Messages for Business click-to-chat links and QR codes

Turn any website, email, or QR code into a one-tap Apple Messages for Business conversation — pre-filled and routed to the right team automatically.

Free to use. No MSG91 account required to generate a link.

3 steps to creating a QR code/Link

Step 1

Enter your Apple Messages for Business ID that Apple issued after you registered your business.

Step 2

Add an Intent ID and Group ID if you want this entry point to route conversations automatically, and a pre-filled message so customers only need to tap Send.

Step 3

Click 'Generate' to create your link and QR code — ready to add to your website, emails, or print materials.

Create your Apple Messages for Business link / QR code

EMBEDDABLE WEB BUTTON

Want a Messages button on your website?

Beyond a link or QR code, Apple also supports an embeddable Messages button using Apple's official Messages for Business JavaScript library and a business ID. Our team can help you set this up alongside your MSG91 integration.

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FAQ

It's a service that lets businesses message customers directly inside the Messages app on iPhone and Mac, without customers needing to download a separate app.

You receive a Business ID from Apple after registering your company for Messages for Business through Apple's registration program.

They let you tell Apple Messages for Business the purpose of the chat and which department should handle it, so the conversation can be routed correctly from the very first message.

Yes. Add a message and it will be pre-filled in the Messages app, so the customer only needs to tap Send to start the conversation.

Yes. Intent ID, Group ID, and the pre-filled message can't contain the reserved characters & # [ ] ( ) { } or /.

No. The Spotlight entry point does not support Intent or Group values. The link and QR code generated by this tool use the URL-based entry point, which does support both.

Yes. Apple Messages for Business is supported on iPhones and Macs running compatible versions of iOS and macOS.

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