How to view, label, import, and bulk-manage your WhatsApp subscribers in ChatSyncs — the subscriber list, Labels, Custom Fields, importing contacts from a CSV/Google Sheet/Google Contacts, and bulk actions like Assign Label, Assign Sequence, and Delete Subscriber. Use when a customer asks how to see who’s messaged their bot, how to bulk-import existing contacts, how to tag or segment subscribers, or why an imported phone number looks wrong.
Subscriber Manager is where every contact who has messaged your WhatsApp bot is stored,
labeled, and managed. From here you can view subscriber details, organize them with labels,
import existing contacts in bulk, and run bulk actions like assigning a label or sequence to
many subscribers at once.
Go to WhatsApp → Subscriber Manager to see every subscriber for the selected bot: their
Phone Number, Subscriber ID, Name, Updated at, and Subscribed at. Filter
the list by Label, Status, Sequence, or a free-text search.
The Manage dropdown opens Manage Labels and Manage Custom Fields — the two ways to
structure subscriber data beyond the built-in fields.
Labels group subscribers into segments (e.g. Lead, VIP Customer, Demo Requested) that
you can filter by, target in broadcasts, or trigger automations from.
1
Click Create
From the Labels list, click Create.
2
Name the label
Enter a Label Name, e.g. batch1.
3
Select the bot
Choose which bot the label belongs to.
4
Save
Click Save — the label is now available to assign to subscribers.
The Options dropdown on the subscriber list provides everything you can do to one or many
subscribers at once: Download(all) as CSV, Import Subscribers, Create Subscriber,
Assign Label, Remove Label, Assign Sequence, and Delete Subscriber.
Click Import Subscribers to bring in existing contacts three ways:
Upload File (CSV) — upload a CSV file (a Sample CSV link shows the expected format).
Import from Google Sheet — connect a Google Sheet directly (+ Add Google Sheet).
Import from Google Contacts — import from a connected Google account.
A CSV/sheet needs at minimum a phone number and name column, e.g.:
phone_number
name
8801710000000
whatsappSub_1
8801720000000
whatsappSub_2
Format the phone number column as plain numbers or text before exporting to CSV — Excel
often displays long phone numbers in scientific notation (e.g. 8.8E+12 instead of
8801710000000), and a CSV exported in that state will import garbled or truncated numbers.
Fix it in Excel with right-click → Format Cells on the column (set it to Number or Text)
before saving as CSV:
After uploading, map each column from your file to a ChatSyncs field:
Any extra column beyond phone number and name is treated as a custom field — if the
subscriber already exists, that custom field is updated or added; if not, a new subscriber is
created with it.
Where can I see everyone who has messaged my WhatsApp bot?
Subscriber Manager lists every subscriber for the selected bot, with their phone
number, subscriber ID, name, and when they last updated or first subscribed.
How do I bulk-import existing contacts into ChatSyncs?
Use Options → Import Subscribers, then upload a CSV, connect a Google Sheet, or import
from Google Contacts. Map each column to a ChatSyncs field (Phone Number, Subscriber Name,
or a custom field) before confirming the import.
Why do my imported phone numbers look wrong or truncated?
Excel often displays long phone numbers in scientific notation (8.8E+12). Format the
phone number column as Number or Text (right-click → Format Cells) before
saving the file as CSV, or the import will bring in the garbled value.
How do I tag or segment my subscribers?
Create a Label under Manage → Manage Labels, then select subscribers in the list
and use Options → Assign Label (or Remove Label to undo it). You can then filter
the subscriber list by that label, or target it in a broadcast.
Can I add a subscriber to a Sequence without them triggering it themselves?
Yes — select one or more subscribers and use Options → Assign Sequence to enroll them
directly, instead of relying on a Bot Reply action.
Scientific notation breaks phone number imports — always format the phone column as
Number or Text in Excel/Sheets before exporting to CSV.
Extra CSV columns become custom fields automatically — double-check column headers match
what you intend, since any unmapped column still gets imported as a custom field.
Deleting a subscriber is permanent — there’s no undo for Delete Subscriber.