Create a message template
Updated 1 September 2026
The Short Answer
Open Extensions then Templates and write the message. Put blanks where a name, a place or a number should go, and PropKaki checks it against Meta's rules before submitting so a mistake is caught in your editor rather than a day later.
You write it. PropKaki checks it. Meta approves it.
How do I create one?
- Open Extensions → Templates.
- Write the message in your own words.
- Put blanks where a name, a place or a number should appear.
- Submit it.
PropKaki checks it before it goes, so most mistakes never reach Meta.
What should the wording be like?
It should sound like you. PropKaki gives you a set to start from — press Edit on any of them and change the wording, keeping the blanks where you want a name, a place or a number to appear.
A template that reads like a form letter gets ignored by clients even when Meta approves it.
What is checked before it is submitted?
Four things Meta rejects on, all caught in your editor:
- The message addresses the person — it needs their name in it.
- No blank at the very start or the very end — real words before the first and after the last.
- No two blanks touching — real words between every pair.
- Only the blanks PropKaki knows about.
This is why a rejection is rare: the common mistakes are caught before the network call.
How many can I have?
Far more than you will write. The exact numbers, and what changes when your business is verified, are in How many templates can I have?