Automate
WhatsApp automation
Conversations that update the business, not a chatbot bolted on the side.
Teams that already live in WhatsApp and need it to write to the CRM.
WhatsApp is where customers already are. That does not mean a chatbot on the website sidebar. We treat chat as an operating channel: catalogues, order status, appointments, and alerts on the official Cloud API, wired into CRM and the team inbox.
Automate the repetitive path. Hand off when a person should speak. Keep an audit trail.
If the conversation does not update the system of record, it is just another inbox.
Who it is for
The work this fits
- Sales and service desks whose real inbox is WhatsApp
- Catalogues and order-status flows that should not live in a side bot
- Programmes that need template messages, session messages, and human handoff
What you get
How the delivery is shaped
- 01
Official Cloud API
Template messages, session messages, and media the right way.
- 02
Human handoff
Automation that knows when to pass the thread to a person.
- 03
Audit trail
The conversation updates the CRM. It is not a second inbox.
Process
How a job runs
- 01
Discover
Map how you sell, deliver, and report — and which tool is actually fighting the work.
- 02
Architect
The surfaces, the data model, and what must connect. A slice you can say yes or no to.
- 03
Build
Ship in increments you can use. Visible progress, not a six-month black box.
- 04
Handover
Training, documentation, or an embedded team — whichever keeps the system alive.
Stack
What we use when it earns it
FAQ
Questions we get
- Is this a chatbot widget?
- No. WhatsApp is an operating channel. Catalogues, order status, and handoff sit on the same records as the console.
- Do you use the official API?
- Yes. WhatsApp Cloud API — template messages, session messages, and media the right way. You own the business number.
- Can the team still reply as themselves?
- Yes. Automate the repetitive path. A person takes the thread when the job needs judgement.
Services
Related engagements
Same company. Different slice of the operation.

