Orders in four places
WhatsApp, marketplace panel, phone and email. Someone consolidates them by hand every evening.
Orders arrive on WhatsApp, a marketplace, a phone call and occasionally a paper chit. Stock lives in a different system from the orders. We connect them and automate the messages in between.
Four things we hear in almost every first conversation in this sector.
WhatsApp, marketplace panel, phone and email. Someone consolidates them by hand every evening.
The order is confirmed, then the item is not there, then the customer is told.
The single most common message your team answers, all day, every day.
A customer who bought monthly stops, and nobody notices for a quarter.
Each step is a handover today. Each one is a place where something gets dropped.
Most clients start with one of these and add the next once it is earning its keep.
Orders from WhatsApp, marketplaces, phone and your website land in one list, with the customer matched to an existing record.
Availability is checked at order time and reorder alerts go out before a fast mover runs dry.
Customers ask and get an answer immediately, with tracking, without occupying a person.
Shipped, out for delivery and delivered updates go out automatically with the docket number.
Customers who buy on a cycle are reminded at the right point, and those who have gone quiet are approached.
Dealer orders, credit limits, schemes and statements handled without a daily phone queue.
Marketplace orders can be pulled into the same order list as your direct orders, so stock and dispatch are managed once instead of per channel.
That is exactly what the extraction is for. The agent reads the message, proposes the line items, and asks the customer to confirm anything ambiguous before the order is created.
No. We connect to what you use for billing and inventory rather than replacing it.
No two businesses in this sector run the same way. Tell us how yours works and we will show you which part is worth automating first.