01 · Glossary
How Communities are structured
Communities are groups of groups.
- One announcement group that reaches every member
- Member-chosen topic groups underneath (orders, support, VIP)
- Admins manage the community as a whole
- Members see the community name on every group chat
02 · Glossary
How businesses use them
Communities suit businesses with recurring, segmented audiences.
- A community with a VIP group, an announcements group, and a support group
- Launch communities where pre-order updates and discussions live together
- Course and club memberships with per-cohort groups
- Announcements that must reach everyone in one message
03 · Glossary
Communities vs. groups vs. Status
Each surface has a job.
- Status: reach everyone's feed without messaging anyone
- Group: one shared conversation
- Community: many groups with one announcement channel
- 1:1 inbox: the customer record and the sale
04 · Glossary
The compliance reminder
Communities do not change the rules.
- Adding members still needs consent
- Announcement groups still produce reports if they spam
- The 1:1 inbox is where opt-in and orders live
- Wutt keeps the commercial side in the inbox; Communities stay for community
Last updated 5 August 2026
Common questions
A Community contains multiple groups and adds an announcement channel that reaches all members.
Yes, through the community's announcement group, which reaches every member.
No. Like groups, they are consumer features; Meta's conversation billing applies to Business Platform messages.
For 1:1 sales, the inbox beats Communities. For ongoing customer communities, a Community works — with consent-based membership.