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Create an SMS campaign from a list of phone numbers

Upload a sheet of phone numbers and send an SMS campaign to them. The numbers do not have to belong to customers who ordered through Zyda. Owners and managers can do this. Before you start - One credit sends one message. - An English message of up to 160 letters costs 1 credit. - An Arabic message of up to 70 letters costs 1 credit. - Phone numbers must start with a plus sign and the international code. For example, +96512345678. Steps 1. Go to Marketing and select SMS Campaigns. 2. At the top right, click Create Campaign. The Create Campaign button on the SMS Campaigns page 3. Write the Campaign Title, select Classic Campaign, then click Get Started. A classic campaign works by uploading the phone numbers of the customers you want to message. Naming the campaign and choosing Classic Campaign 4. Click Download Template and follow its instructions to fill in the phone numbers. 5. Click Browse local files and upload the Excel file that holds the numbers. Uploading the phone number file 6. Read the check. The system reviews the sheet and tells you how many phone numbers are valid and how many are invalid. Click Upload another file to fix or replace the invalid numbers, or click Proceed to send to the valid numbers only. The count of valid and invalid phone numbers 7. Click Next, then fill in the message. Pick a Campaign Goal that matches your purpose, which helps you decide the content: Offer Announcement, New Menu Item, Branch Opening, New Delivery Hours, New Delivery Area or Cashback Announcement. Under Info, select the Campaign Language, English or عربي, and write the SMS Content. Choosing the campaign goal, language and content 8. Click Next and review the summary: - Target Segment — only when you selected a specific segment. Otherwise it reads N/A. - Estimated Customer Reach — how many customers should get the message. - Available SMS Credits — the credit you have to launch the campaign. - Estimated SMS Credits — the number of messages that will be sent. 9. Click Launch Campaign. Reviewing the campaign and launching it You can click Send myself a test SMS to test the message. The test is deducted from your available credit.

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Connect the Facebook Conversion API

Send your website's purchase data straight to Facebook from the server, so Facebook still counts the purchases that browser tracking misses. Before you start You must connect Facebook Pixel first. See How to set Facebook pixel. Why connect it Facebook Pixel tracks visitors from inside the browser. Privacy settings on iPhones and in browsers block some of that tracking, so some purchases never reach Facebook. Facebook then sees fewer purchases than you really had, and your campaign looks weaker than it is. The Conversion API sends the data from the server instead. Facebook sees every purchase, targets people who look like your real buyers, and your ad spend works harder. Learn more about the Conversion API. On Zyda you do not need a developer or any server setup. You paste the details Facebook gives you and click Connect. Steps 1. Go to Marketing. 2. Go to Tracking & Social Media. 3. Next to Facebook conversion API, click Connect. 4. Paste your Facebook token code. The Facebook conversion API connection field Get your Facebook token code 1. Go to business.facebook.com. 2. Click All Tools. 3. Scroll down and click Events Manager. 4. On the left, click Data Sources. 5. Click Settings. The Settings tab in Facebook Events Manager 6. Click Generate access token. The Generate access token button 7. Copy the generated code. Copying the generated access token 8. Paste the code into your Zyda dashboard and click Connect. Pasting the token into the Zyda dashboard The connected Facebook conversion API Watch a short video of this

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Connect the TikTok Pixel

Connect your TikTok Pixel to your store. Owners and managers can do this. The TikTok Pixel is a small piece of code on your website. It tracks what visitors do, such as adding a product to the cart or placing an order. That data makes your TikTok ad campaigns more accurate, so you can target the right audience. Before you start - You need a TikTok Business account. You can create one at ads.tiktok.com. - You need a TikTok Pixel, created from the Events tab. - Your store must be on the Growth plan. Steps 1. Go to Marketing. 2. Select Tracking & Social Media. 3. Scroll down and click Connect next to TikTok Pixel. The Connect button next to TikTok Pixel 4. Enter or paste the Pixel ID. 5. Click Connect. Entering the TikTok Pixel ID in the dashboard Get your pixel ID from TikTok 1. Go to ads.tiktok.com and select your TikTok Ads account, or create one if you do not have an account. 2. Click Tools, then Events. The Tools menu with Events in TikTok Ads 3. Click Assets, then Web Events, then Manage. Web Events under Assets in TikTok Ads 4. Copy the pixel code and paste it on your dashboard to connect. The pixel code shown in TikTok Ads Create a new pixel 1. Go to ads.tiktok.com and create an account. 2. Sign in, then click Assets, then Events, then Web Events, then Manage. Web Events under Assets in TikTok Ads 3. Click Create Pixel. The Create Pixel button in TikTok Ads 4. Give the pixel a name, such as the name of your website. Select TikTok Pixel as the connection method, then click Next. Naming the pixel and choosing TikTok Pixel 5. Choose Manually Install Pixel Code, then click Next. Choosing to install the pixel code manually 6. Choose Custom Code as the event setup mode, then click Next. Choosing Custom Code as the event setup mode 7. On the next screens, click Next, then Complete Setup. The Complete Setup button in TikTok Ads

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Add a popup to your website

Add a banner or a popup to your website using Google Tag Manager and Popupsmart. A popup shown on a storefront Before you start - You need a Google Tag Manager account, connected on your Zyda dashboard. See Set up Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4. - You need a Popupsmart account. Steps 1. Log in to your Popupsmart account. Click Embed Code in the left sidebar, choose GTM as the category, then click Copy to clipboard. The embed code window with the GTM tab open 2. In another tab, go to your GTM account and choose Add a new tag. The Add a new tag option on the GTM dashboard 3. Name your tag in place of Untitled Tag, then click Tag Configuration. Naming the tag and opening tag configuration 4. Choose Custom HTML. Choosing Custom HTML as the tag type 5. Paste your embed code into the empty HTML field. The Popupsmart embed code pasted into the HTML field 6. Scroll down, click Triggering, then choose All Pages. This makes Popupsmart work on all your pages. The triggering section with All Pages selected 7. Click Submit. The Submit button on the tag manager dashboard 8. Click Publish. The Publish button on the tag manager dashboard Show the popup only on some pages Use this if you want the popup on product pages only, so it does not interrupt people on your homepage or your blog. 1. In Triggering, choose Some Page Views instead of All Pages. 2. Click the + icon in the top right corner. The plus icon used to add a trigger 3. For Trigger Configuration, choose Page View as the trigger type. Choosing Page View as the trigger type 4. Choose Some Page Views, set your conditions, then click Save. One rule you can use is: Page URL contains /products/. Setting the conditions for some page views Popupsmart is script based, so it does not slow down page load. Publish the GTM container and clear your cache after you make changes. Watch a short video of this

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Set up the Order Food button on Facebook and Instagram

Connect your Zyda store to your Facebook and Instagram pages so an Order Food button appears on them. Owners and managers can do this. The Order Food button shown on a social media profile Customers click Order Food and order from your own website, not from a third-party app. Before you start - You must own the Facebook page and the Instagram page. - You must have a Facebook Business Manager account with the Facebook page and the Instagram page connected to it. Follow this guide on Facebook if you face any issues - You must be an owner or a manager on the Zyda dashboard. - Your store currency must be on the list of supported currencies on Facebook. The button opens your custom domain if you have one linked to Zyda. If you do not, it opens the orderfast domain Zyda gave your store. Check the Visit Store URL on your dashboard to see which one will be used. The Visit Store link on the Zyda dashboard There are three ways to connect the button: from Instagram, from the Zyda dashboard, or from your Meta Business account. For the third one, see Connect the Order Food button through Meta. Steps From the Zyda dashboard 1. Open your Zyda dashboard at dash.zyda.com. 2. Go to Marketing and click Connect next to Facebook Business Manager. The Connect button next to Facebook Business Manager 3. Your Facebook page loads automatically. Click Continue. 4. Choose your business manager account from the list, then click Continue. There is usually only one account. If you do not have one, click Create New. 5. Choose your Facebook business page from the list, then click Continue. If you do not have one, click Create New. 6. Choose your Instagram business profile from the list, then click Continue. If you do not have one, click Create New. 7. Choose your ad account from the list, then click Continue. If you do not have one, click Create New. 8. Choose your Meta Pixel from the list, then click Continue. If you do not have one, click Create New. 9. Review your choices, turn on Automatic advanced matching, then click Continue. 10. Approve that Zyda manages the business extension, then click Next. 11. A confirmation message appears. Click Done. From Instagram 1. Click Edit profile. 2. Add Action buttons. 3. Select Order food. 4. A list of supported partners appears. Select Zyda. This takes you to the Zyda dashboard login. 5. Log in with your Zyda dashboard email and password. 6. Click Continue as, followed by your store name. After you connect The Order Food button appears on your Instagram and Facebook pages. Customers use it to visit your website and order from you. The Order Food button live on a page

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Connect the Order Food button through Meta

Link your Zyda store to your Facebook and Instagram pages, so an Order Food button appears on them. Owners and managers can do this. The Order Food button connecting a store to Facebook and Instagram Before you start - You must own the Facebook page and the Instagram page. - You must have a Facebook Business Manager account with the Facebook and Instagram pages connected to it. Follow this Facebook guide if you have trouble. - You must have Manager or Owner access on Zyda's dashboard. - Your store's currency must be in the list of currencies Facebook supports. Steps 1. Go to your Meta Business account at business.facebook.com. 2. Click All tools. A side page opens. 3. Scroll down and click Business App under Manage. 4. On the Business App page, click More. 5. Click Food Ordering under More. 6. Choose Zyda, then click Connect, then Continue. 7. On the page that opens, click Follow link. 8. Zyda's dashboard opens. Select the store you want to connect the Order Food button to. 9. You are sent back to your Meta Business account. Click Continue, then Continue again, to confirm the link. 10. Wait until Connecting your assets to Zyda finishes. 11. Click Done. What changes An Order Food button appears on your Instagram and Facebook pages. Customers click it to visit your website and order. The Order Food button on a social media page Why use it - Customers reach your website and order in one click. - The experience is smooth, which encourages customers to order again. - The order goes through your own brand, not a third-party app, which builds loyalty and strengthens your online presence.

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Set up Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4

Connect Google Tag Manager to your store, then use it to set up Google Analytics 4. Google Tag Manager manages the tracking codes on your website or app. Those codes are called tags. You add one small piece of Google Tag Manager code to your site. After that you control Google Analytics, ads and other tracking tools from a web interface, without changing the code each time. Before you start - Google Tag Manager is a powerful tool. It is strongly advised that advanced users set it up. You can add TikTok, Google Ads and Snapchat tracking with it. - See the list of supported integrations. Steps Create a Google Tag Manager account 1. Go to tagmanager.google.com. 2. Log in, or create a new Google account. 3. Click Create Account. The Create Account button in Google Tag Manager 4. Enter your company name and location, and choose whether to share anonymous data. 5. Enter a container name and choose Web. Naming the container and choosing Web 6. The terms and conditions page opens. Click Yes. 7. Copy the Tracking ID shown on the next page. Copying the Tracking ID from Google Tag Manager Connect it to your store 1. Go to Marketing and select Tracking & Social Media. The Tracking and Social Media page in the dashboard 2. Paste the Tracking ID in the box under Google Tag Manager. 3. Click Connect. The dashboard checks the ID and shows a confirmation message. The Google Tag Manager box with a connected Tracking ID Watch a short video of this Add Google Analytics 4 Import the template 1. Download the template: GA4 - Templates v4.json. 2. Go back to your workspace on tagmanager.google.com and click Admin. The Admin link in Google Tag Manager 3. Click Import Container. The Import Container option under Admin The import container screen 4. Select the file you downloaded, then click Existing. Choosing Existing when importing the container 5. If you are asked to select a workspace, click Default Workspace. Selecting the Default Workspace 6. Click Confirm at the bottom of the page. The Confirm button at the bottom of the import page 7. Go back to your workspace. The imported Tags, Triggers and Variables are now there. The imported tags, triggers and variables in the workspace Add your measurement ID 1. In Google Analytics, go to Admin and select Data Streams. 2. Copy the Measurement ID. 3. In Google Tag Manager, go to Variables and open GA4 Measurement ID. 4. Replace ADD_YOUR_GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_4_CODE_HERE with your measurement ID. Use a G-XXXXXXX property, not a Universal Analytics UA-XXXXX property. Pasting the measurement ID into the GA4 Measurement ID variable Publish 1. Click Submit. The Submit button in Google Tag Manager 2. Click Publish. The Publish button in Google Tag Manager 3. Click Skip. The Skip option on the version screen Data starts to reach your Google Analytics 4 account within 48 hours. The Realtime tab in Google Analytics shows real-time data. Best practice Turn off enhanced measurement so events are not counted twice. In Google Analytics 4, go to Property Settings, then Data Streams, click the stream, and turn off enhanced measurement. Turning off enhanced measurement on a GA4 data stream You can now explore the other tag integrations and the community gallery. Zyda's storefront is a single-page application. Tell the person setting up Tag Manager that page views may not always work. We suggest using our custom data layer event called page_view. To learn more about the data layer, read [Advanced] What data does Zyda push to the Google Tag Manager Data Layer. Watch a short video of this

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Create a voucher

Set up a discount code customers type at checkout. It can take off a percentage, a fixed amount, or the delivery fee. Owners and managers can do this. Before you start Decide three things: what the code is, what it takes off, and how long it runs. Most of these cannot be changed after you save. Steps 1. Go to Marketing and select Vouchers. 2. Click Add Voucher. The Add Voucher form 3. Fill in the voucher details, described below. 4. Click Save. 5. Choose who can see the voucher: - Public — shown to every customer on your website. - Private — hidden; only customers who know the code can use it. Choosing between a public and a private voucher The voucher details Voucher code The code customers type. It must be unique, letters and numbers only, no spaces and no symbols. The voucher code field Description Write it in English and in Arabic. What the discount applies to - All products — the discount comes off the order total. - Specific products — pick the products, then choose how it applies: once if any of them is in the cart, or on every one of them. Choosing how the discount applies to selected products Branches Either all branches, or only the branches you pick. Type and value - Percentage — takes a percentage off. You can also set a maximum discount amount. Setting a percentage voucher - Amount — takes a fixed amount off the order total. Setting a fixed amount voucher - Free delivery — removes the delivery fee at checkout. Setting a free delivery voucher Minimum order Either none, or a minimum order value the customer must reach. The minimum order setting Usage limits Set how many times the code can be used in total, and how many times one customer can use it. The usage limit settings Happy hour, optional Make the voucher work only on chosen days, between a start and an end time. The happy hour settings Time period Set the start date and time. You can also set an end date, and the voucher switches itself off then. The start and end date settings After the voucher exists Click the options icon next to any voucher to view, edit or deactivate it. Only these can be changed later: description, maximum discount amount, minimum order amount, usage limits, happy hour, and the time period. The code, the type and the products it applies to are fixed once saved. You can delete a voucher only if no customer has ever used it. Once it has been used, you can deactivate it or edit the settings above, but you cannot delete it. Want free delivery offered as a percentage or fixed amount voucher instead? Contact support and they will set it up for you. A list of vouchers in the dashboard Watch a short video of this

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Create a retention SMS campaign

Send an SMS to customers who have not ordered for a while, to bring them back. Owners and managers can do this. The SMS Campaigns page on the dashboard Before you start - One SMS can count as more than one credit, depending on how long your message is. - There is a 30 day cooldown before the same customer gets a second message. This stops your Sender ID being marked as spam. Steps Start the campaign 1. Go to Marketing and select SMS Campaigns. 2. At the top right, click Create Campaign. 3. Add the Campaign Title. 4. Choose the purpose of this campaign: - Retention, a smart campaign, to encourage your current customers to order again. - Segment Targeting, a smart campaign, to target one customer segment with predefined goals. - Announcement, a classic campaign, to send to all people immediately and give your customers updates. 5. Click Get Started. Recipients 1. In Look Back Window, set how far back the campaign looks for customers who did not order: all customers, last year, last 6 months, last 3 months or last month. 2. In Inactivity Period, set the number of days with no order before the customer gets an SMS. 3. In Message Limit, set the limit for the number of SMS messages this campaign sends. 4. Click Next. Details 1. In Voucher, select the voucher type: no voucher, percentage, amount or free delivery. Fill in the details it asks for. 2. In Info, select the Campaign Language, English or عربي, and write the SMS Content. 3. Use the toolbox to insert shortcuts: direct link, voucher code, voucher expiry and voucher value. 4. In Time Period, select the start date and the end date. Review 1. Check the summary: target segment, estimated customer reach, available SMS credits, estimated SMS credits, and the message your customers will get. 2. Click Send myself a test SMS to test the message. 3. Click Launch Campaign. Watch a short video of this

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Create a segment targeting SMS campaign

Send an SMS campaign to one segment of your customers, with a goal and an optional voucher. Owners and managers can do this. Steps 1. Go to Marketing and select SMS Campaigns. 2. At the top right, click Create Campaign. The SMS Campaigns page in the dashboard 3. Add the Campaign Title. 4. Choose the purpose of the campaign: - Retention, a smart campaign, encourages your current customers to order again. - Segment Targeting, a smart campaign, targets one customer segment with set goals. - Announcement, a classic campaign, goes to everyone straight away and keeps your customers up to date. 5. Click Get Started. 6. Under Recipients, choose All Customers or one segment: - Champions — ordered many times recently. - Loyal — ordered many times in the last three months. - Promising — ordered a few times recently. - New — made their first order recently. - Low Value — ordered very few times, and the last order was a long time ago. - Needs Attention — ordered many times, but it has been a while. 7. Under Details, select the Campaign Goal: retain your champs, increase basket size, re-engage users, or encourage second orders. The goal helps you decide the content. 8. In Voucher, select the type: No Voucher, Percentage, Amount or Free Delivery. Fill in the details it asks for. 9. In Info, select the Campaign Language, English or عربي, and write the SMS Content. The toolbox gives you shortcuts for the direct link, the voucher code, the voucher expiry and the voucher value. 10. In Time Period, set the start and end date. 11. Review the summary: target segment, estimated customer reach, available SMS credits, estimated SMS credits, and the message your customers will get. You can click Send myself a test SMS. 12. Click Launch Campaign. Watch a short video of this

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Data Zyda pushes to the Google Tag Manager data layer

Zyda sends extra data about events, such as purchases and adding an item to a cart, to the Google Tag Manager data layer. This article lists what it sends. Before you start Set up Google Tag Manager on your dashboard first. Read Set up Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4. Zyda keeps adding events. Check back for updates to this article. As of 20 May 2022, if you have Google Tag Manager enabled on your dashboard, Zyda sends these events. Events | Event name | When Zyda sends it | | --- | --- | | page_view | Every time a page is viewed | | add_to_cart | Every time an item is added to the cart | | purchase | Once a customer clicks purchase | Variables sent with each event page_view No variables are sent. Google Tag Manager captures some on its own, such as the page location and path. add_to_cart - content_type — always "product". - currency — the currency of the item. - value — the total price of the item. - contents — a list holding one entry, with these fields: - item_id — the product's id. - quantity — the number of items added. - item_variant — the variant name selected. It reads "Regular" when the product has no variants. - item_name — the name of the product. purchase - content_type — always "product". - currency — the currency of the products. - value — the order total value. - num_items — the number of products. - orderNumber — the transaction number. - contents — a list with one entry for each product in the cart, unlike add_to_cart. Each entry holds: - item_id — the product's id. - quantity — the number of items added. - item_variant — the variant name selected. It reads "Regular" when the product has no variants. - item_name — the name of the product. - item_price — the total price of the item. Signed-in customers If the customer has signed in, Zyda also adds storeFrontUser to the data layer, with these fields: - name — the full name, in lowercase. - phoneNumber — the phone number with a plus sign at the start, for example +9651234567. - fn — the first name only, in lowercase. - ln — the last name only, in lowercase. - ph — the phone number without a plus sign at the start, for example 9651234567.

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Activate Engage

Engage sends automatic WhatsApp messages to your new customers so they order again. Owners and managers can do this. The Engage Autopilot page The Engage Autopilot overview Before you start - Engage is only for Kuwait stores that are integrated with an online payment gateway. - Engage is on every Zyda plan. You can activate it or disable it at any time. - Engage only messages new customers. It does not message customers who have ordered from your website before. - Each message costs 250 fils. The fee is taken out of the order value. It is not added on top of the order value. - Fees apply to a new customer's first three orders. Nothing is deducted from the fourth order on. How Engage works - Engage sends your first message 2 hours after the customer's first order. It is only sent if you accept the order. - If the customer does not order again within 20 days, Engage sends a second message. - If a customer gets 2 messages and does not order again, the messages stop. This keeps them from being treated as spam. - Engage also collects feedback on the order from your new customers. - The message language follows the language the customer chose when they ordered on your website. Want different timing for the three messages? Contact the support team with your request. Steps 1. Go to Marketing, then Engage Autopilot. 2. At the top right, click Activate. The Activate button on the Engage Autopilot page 3. A tab opens where you choose the message or reward to send to your new customers. Choosing the message type to send 4. Choose the First Inactive message/reward. It is sent 2 hours after the customer's first order, and only if you accept that order. Choosing the first message or reward 5. Click Next and choose the Second Inactive message/reward. It is sent 20 days after the first message if the customer has not ordered. Choosing the second message or reward 6. Click Next and choose the Third Inactive message/reward. It is sent 20 days later if the customer has not ordered after their second order. Choosing the third message or reward The messages you can choose from Thank customers for ordering and ask them to rate their order Sends a thank you message and asks the customer to rate the order as Good, Average or Bad, after you accept the order. You can only choose this for the first message. The thank you and rating message Only thank users for placing their order Sends a thank you message that says you hope to see them soon. You can only choose this for the first message. The thank you message Give cashback to encourage re-ordering Sends a message and puts a cashback reward in the customer's wallet to use on their next order. You choose the cashback percentage, calculated from the total value of their last order. The cashback message Offer free delivery valid for 10 days Sends a message with a free delivery voucher that is valid for 10 days. The free delivery message Offer a percentage discount valid for 10 days Sends a message with a percentage discount for the customer's next order. The voucher is valid for 10 days. The percentage discount message Offer a fixed discount valid for 10 days Sends a message with a fixed value discount for the customer's next order. The voucher is valid for 10 days. The fixed discount message Only remind customers to order again Sends a "We've missed you" message if the customer has not ordered within 20 days. You can only choose this for the second and third message. The reminder message What you see once Engage is running - Last 30 days Sales & Orders for Engage customers. - Targeted Customer Number — how many customers are scheduled to receive messages. - Number of Messages Sent — how many messages went out in total. - Number of Customers Lost — how many customers did not order 10 days after their second or third message. - Lifetime retention progress — sales and orders for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd order, and the conversion rate between each step. The Engage performance overview Watch a short video of this

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026

Add a pop-up WhatsApp icon to your website

Use Google Tag Manager to put a WhatsApp button on every page of your website. Before you start - Google Tag Manager must be set up on your store. Read Set up Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4. - The person who adds the code must be able to make changes in Google Tag Manager, ideally an admin. Google Tag Manager access levels Steps 1. Open Google Tag Manager and click New Tag. 2. Under Tag Configuration, choose HTML, add the code below, and replace the phone number. 3. Under Triggering, choose All Pages. 4. Click Save. 5. Click Publish. 6. Click Skip. The WhatsApp icon on a storefront The code <script> (function() { // Change this number to update the WhatsApp link var whatsappNumber = "+201001354660"; var button = document.createElement("div"); button.style.position = "fixed"; button.style.bottom = "90px"; // Adjusts margin from bottom button.style.right = "20px"; button.style.width = "60px"; button.style.height = "60px"; button.style.backgroundColor = "#25D366"; // WhatsApp green button.style.borderRadius = "50%"; button.style.display = "flex"; button.style.alignItems = "center"; button.style.justifyContent = "center"; button.style.boxShadow = "0px 4px 10px rgba(0,0,0,0.2)"; button.style.cursor = "pointer"; button.style.zIndex = "9999"; var img = document.createElement("img"); img.src = "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6b/WhatsApp.svg"; // Official WhatsApp logo img.style.width = "30px"; img.style.height = "30px"; button.appendChild(img); button.onclick = function() { window.open( "https://api.whatsapp.com/send/?phone=" + encodeURIComponent(whatsappNumber) + "&text&type=phone_number&app_absent=0", "_blank" ); }; document.body.appendChild(button); })(); </script>

Last updated on Sep 17, 2026