> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.magecomp.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.magecomp.com/magento-2-whatsapp-login-extension/configuration.md).

# Configuration

Once you have successfully installed the extension, go to **Stores -> Configuration** to configure the extension for use.

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* **WhatsApp Login** – Enable or Disable WhatsApp Login Extension from here.
* **Sign In Request Text** – Enter your custom text for sending login request message in WhatsApp.
* **Link Expiry Time** – Set the time after which the login link will be expired.

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**Note:** To use Twilio, you need to run the below command

**composer require twilio/sdk**

* **Twilio Account SID** – Enter the account SID number provided by Twilio.
* **Twilio Auth Token** – Enter the authentication token provided by Twilio.
* **Twilio Mobile Number** – Enter your Twilio phone number.
* **Admin Template** – Enter the message that will be sent to customers when they request for WhatsApp login.

**Note:** For Multiple Websites, you need to have more than one Twilio account because Twilio does not support multiple webhook URLs.

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* **Bitly Short URLs** – Enable short URL from here.
* **Bitly API Key** – Enter the Bitly API key.
* **Bitly Domain** – Enter your Bitly domain here.
* **Bitly Group** – Enter the Bitly group here.

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* **Country Flag** – Enable it to show the country flag on the WhatsApp number field in the frontend.
* **Default Country** – Set the default country to show its flag in the frontend WhatsApp number field.


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