New channel

1440 adds Apple Messages for Business as a new Channel to OpenClaw

OpenClaw already speaks dozens of messaging protocols. With 1440, Apple Messages for Business joins the list — turning Apple's native customer messaging surface into a first-class destination for your AI agents, right next to iMessage.

A new option in the channel picker

When you spin up a session in OpenClaw, Apple Messages for Business (1440) appears alongside every other channel — iMessage, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord and the rest. One agent, every surface your customers actually use.

OpenClaw channel selector showing Apple Messages for Business (1440) at the top of the list, with iMessage, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp and other channels below.

OpenClaw Quick Settings panel showing two connected channels — Apple Business and iMessage — both marked Configured.

Apple Business + iMessage, side by side

Configure Apple Messages for Business as your customer-facing channel and keep iMessage for personal or internal traffic. OpenClaw treats both as connected channels in the same project — pick model, thinking level, and routing once.

Full channel configuration, managed by 1440

1440 handles the AMB onboarding — Business ID, API keys, MSP routing, allow-listed customer IDs and attachment roots — and surfaces it all inside OpenClaw's Channels tab. No separate dashboard, no SDK plumbing.

OpenClaw Channels tab showing iMessage and Apple Messages for Business configured side by side, with Allow From IDs, 1440 Business API Key, and 1440 MSP Base URL settings.

Beyond imsg starts here.

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