Monitors the number of members in a Clash of Clans clan and notifies a WhatsApp group whenever it changes

Get instant WhatsApp alerts every time your Clash of Clans clan grows or shrinks—no more surprises.

  • Execute the task periodically
  • Extract the Clan information (coc → clan)
  • Check if meets specific conditions (btzfilters → process)
  • Send a message to a group (whapi → post_message_to_group)

Manually tracking the number of members in your Clash of Clans clan is tedious, time-consuming, and easy to forget—especially with the clan roster changing at unpredictable times. Not knowing when a member leaves or joins means you miss out on crucial moments to welcome new allies, manage engagement, or react to sudden drops. Without prompt notifications, you risk losing control and visibility over your clan’s activity, which can impact group coordination and loyalty.

This automation keeps a watchful eye on your clan’s membership count every hour, and as soon as it detects any change, it instantly notifies your WhatsApp group. By leveraging Botize alongside Whapi, you get real-time updates delivered right to everyone’s chat so your clan stays connected and informed—no manual checking or message forwarding required. Set it and customize the frequency or filters as needed; from now on, everyone will know the current status at a glance, allowing your group to act swiftly and stay organized.

Ready to transform hours of monitoring into one quick setup? Follow the step-by-step guide to activate this formula in Botize, or jump straight to the ready-to-use configuration that puts automatic notifications on autopilot. Stay ahead of the game and never miss a critical clan update again!

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Never Miss a Clan Member Change Again!

This automation checks your Clash of Clans clan every hour. The second someone joins or leaves, your WhatsApp group gets a friendly ping – just like magic. No technical caveats, no coding, just pure, real-time clan awareness.

Manual Botize
Open Clash of Clans and check members manually 2 minutes per check 0 Minutes
Write & send WhatsApp update to group 1 minute per change 0 Minutes
Multiply by 24 checks a day 72 minutes daily 0 Minutes
Total Over an hour each day—back in your pocket 0 Minutes

You wanted to know when your clan members change, without lifting a finger or checking the app every hour. That’s exactly what this does. Finally, a smarter way to stay on top of your clan!


Recruiter Mode

You’re searching for the next star player. Now you’ll know right away when there’s a free slot—never let top talent slip by.

Zero Guesswork

Always know who’s in or out, the moment it happens.

Hands-Free Updates

Forget manual counts—focus on strategy, not admin.

Stay Ahead

React faster to changes than any rival clan.


Clan Wars Prep

With automatic member updates, coordinate your war roster without a single manual count. Focus on victory!

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⌾︎ This system is ideal if you run a clan and want to keep your team tight and informed.

⌾︎ Perfect if you manage recruitment and don’t want to miss out on new arrivals or silent exits.

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✕ Not useful if you don’t play Clash of Clans or manage a clan.

✕ Makes little sense if you hate WhatsApp notifications (but still, you’d miss out).


✓ Choose how often the bot checks for changes—every hour, every 30 minutes, or even faster if needed.

✓ Personalize the WhatsApp alert’s message to match your clan’s personality.

✓ Set up notifications for any WhatsApp group you manage; use for multiple clans at once.




This task runs every hour to check the number of members in a Clash of Clans clan. Whenever the number changes, it sends a notification to a WhatsApp group. It uses Whapi (the unofficial WhatsApp API), since the official WhatsApp API does not allow sending messages to groups.

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