At its core, the Viber HTTP API allows for the creation and management of . Unlike personal accounts, these bots are designed to handle high-volume interactions through a set of HTTP endpoints. The API operates over HTTPS, ensuring that all data transmitted between the Viber platform and the developer’s webhook is secure. Key Capabilities and Features
: Viber uses a push model via webhooks. When a user sends a message or performs an action, Viber sends an HTTP POST request to the developer's registered URL, enabling real-time responses. Technical Implementation Viber HTTP API
: Automating FAQs via chatbots reduces the load on human agents while providing instant answers. At its core, the Viber HTTP API allows
: One of Viber's standout features is the ability to create customizable graphical keyboards. These allow users to interact with the bot through buttons, making the user experience more intuitive. Key Capabilities and Features : Viber uses a
The primary endpoint for sending messages is: https://viber.com A typical JSON payload for a text message looks like this:
The is a powerful interface designed for developers to integrate Viber’s messaging capabilities into their own applications, services, or CRM systems. By utilizing this REST-based API, businesses can automate communication, provide customer support, and deliver personalized content to millions of users worldwide. Overview of the Viber HTTP API
The API supports a wide range of message types and functionalities that go beyond simple text: