Become a Tech Provider | Developer Documentation
Do you need to become a Meta Tech Provider to use ChatArchitect?
For an application that uses the ChatArchitect API, start with your ChatArchitect connection and its issued App key/App ID and Secret. Registering as a Meta Tech Provider is a separate route for a company building its own Meta provider implementation.
Choose the work your application needs to do
| Your task | Start here |
|---|---|
| Connect a supported CRM or help desk | Choose the tool and follow its ChatArchitect integration instructions. Confirm which business number and workspace it should use. |
| Send from your own service through ChatArchitect | Use the ChatArchitect API Quick Start and the issued service credentials. |
| Connect the business number | Use the supplied number connection and a Facebook account with access to the intended business assets. |
| Build an independent Meta provider application | Identify that separate project, its account owner and Meta requirements before beginning provider registration. |
Prepare the ChatArchitect API route
- Identify the business number and the application that will send and receive messages.
- Complete the agreed ChatArchitect connection and obtain the issued credential pair. The credential guide explains how it differs from a Meta access token.
- Configure your application using the documented ChatArchitect requests. Keep the credentials on the server that makes those requests.
- Check an agreed incoming and outgoing example in the intended application. A completed account form alone does not confirm the application's message handling.
If a setup guide asks you to create a Meta app
Identify whether it is describing the ChatArchitect service API or an independent Meta implementation. For the supported ChatArchitect customer route, customers use the ready-made connection; ChatArchitect does not provide partners with a signup implementation to embed in their own site.
Check who is responsible for each part of setup before creating additional assets. If your project really requires an independent Meta provider application, use Meta's current programme documentation for its requirements. This customer guide does not establish provider eligibility or ChatArchitect's own programme designation.
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