On IndiaMART one buyer writes to eight sellers. Seven reply tomorrow morning, because the enquiry landed in an inbox nobody was watching. Yours goes out in eight seconds.
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Email sits unread. Calls go unanswered. A WhatsApp message is read before the tea gets cold.
You are at the counter, on a call, in a consultation. These go out anyway.
Name, number, what they asked for — and the reply already sent.
The ones who tap "can't make it" free the slot today, not tomorrow.
The unconfirmed ones are the parcels that come back.
Nobody types a courier number into WhatsApp again.
The job everybody puts off. It leaves without anybody feeling awkward.
A straight reply, and a note that you will call in the morning.
Connect the portals you already pay for. A lead arrives, a contact is made, a reply goes out, and somebody owns it — before anybody has opened a laptop.
Two buttons on WhatsApp. Somebody who has said yes turns up; somebody who was merely reminded might.
Chasing an invoice is the most uncomfortable job in a small business, so it gets put off. This one goes out on its own.
Instead of a phone passed around the shop. Conversations are handed out automatically, so two people never answer the same customer and nobody answers nobody.
One click each. No keys copied out of a developer console, no consultant, no month-long project.
Plus Zapier, n8n and Pabbly — so anything else you use connects too. See all →
Not "any business". These are the ones where answering faster is the difference between a sale and somebody else's sale.
Eight sellers get the same IndiaMART enquiry. Reply time decides it more often than price does.
See how →Four patients did not come today. Three of them had forgotten the appointment existed.
See how →An empty chair earns nothing back. Confirmations fill it before the day starts.
See how →Enquiries answered in minutes rather than days, and fee reminders that go without a phone call.
See how →A 99acres lead came in. The broker called next morning. The flat had gone.
See how →Every fourth COD parcel comes back. Confirm before you pack, not after.
See how →Empty until we have real ones. A made-up quote is worse than no quote.
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Ten minutes, through Facebook. Keep the number on your board — customers notice nothing.
Thirty templates written and waiting. Choose the ones you need; Meta usually approves within hours.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Google, Zoho — one click each, and the messages start going out.
WhatsApp charges per conversation, and that money goes to Meta rather than to us — so it is listed separately instead of buried in the plan.
Meta charges roughly ₹0.11 for a utility message and ₹0.78 for a marketing one. A shop sending three hundred order updates a month spends about ₹35 on top of the plan. Work out yours →
No slide deck. We open the product, put your kind of business into it, and you decide.
We will message you on WhatsApp. No calls unless you ask.