> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.salesrook.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.salesrook.com/salesrook-negotiator/how-to-get-started/configure-whatsapp-and-salesrook-to-open-automatically.md).

# Configure WhatsApp & SalesRook to Open Automatically

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**Step 1: Open WhatsApp Web and SalesRook in Chrome**

* Make sure both **web.whatsapp.com** and the **SalesRook** extension are open in your Chrome browser.

**Step 2: Copy the WhatsApp Web URL**

* In the address bar, highlight the **web.whatsapp.com** URL.
* Right-click the URL and choose **Copy**.

**Step 3: Open Chrome Settings**

* Navigate to the top right corner of Chrome and click on the **three vertical dots** (menu).
* From the dropdown menu, click on **Settings**.

**Step 4: Configure Chrome Startup Settings**

* In the Settings menu, look at the left-hand side panel and select **On startup**.
* From the three options presented, choose **Open a specific page or set of pages**.

**Step 5: Add WhatsApp as a Startup Page**

* Click on **Add a new page** under the **On startup** settings.
* Right-click in the URL field and select **Paste** to insert the **web.whatsapp.com** URL you copied earlier.
* Click **Add** to confirm the action.

**Step 6: Test the Setup**

* Now, close Google Chrome completely.
* Reopen Chrome to verify that it automatically opens at **web.whatsapp.com** with SalesRook active.

That's it! Now, whenever you start Google Chrome, WhatsApp Web will open along with SalesRook, allowing you to seamlessly manage WhatsApp messages with Reapit CRM.


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