Restaurant
A business like [restaurant name] could need the order to reach the kitchen from WhatsApp with a clear status, and the customer to know their order arrived without asking.
Your customers already message you on WhatsApp. We make it organised: every message arrives, every order is recorded, and nobody waits two hours because you were busy.
Your business runs on WhatsApp, and that's correct — it's how people communicate here. The problem isn't the channel; it's that the channel is run from one phone, or by three people who can't see what the others replied. So a message arrives and nobody answers, because each assumed the other had. A customer asks about a price he asked about last week, and nobody remembers what he was told. An order comes in a conversation, then gets buried under fifty more. And when your day ends and you open the phone, you find what you missed. WhatsApp isn't the problem. The disorder in how it's run is — and that can be fixed without moving to a channel your customers don't use.
A business like [restaurant name] could need the order to reach the kitchen from WhatsApp with a clear status, and the customer to know their order arrived without asking.
A clinic like [clinic name] could need the appointment booked through the conversation itself, and the reminder to arrive the day before.
An office like [office name] could need every property enquiry logged, and the agent to know what the client was told before replying.
What do people ask you on WhatsApp? We read what repeats before we build anything.
A written scope: what will be answered automatically, what reaches you, and what it costs.
We start with what repeats most. You see it work, then we add the rest.
The number, the account, the settings — all in your name. It's yours.
A WhatsApp number in your business's name, not ours. It stays yours, whatever happens.
Auto-replies for the repetitive only. What needs a person reaches you.
Everything that comes in stays yours — export it whenever you want.
You know what will be answered automatically and what it won't include — before you pay.
WhatsApp works completely on its own.
Tell us how you run WhatsApp today. We'll come back with what we think — no obligation.