Nighttime messages get lost
Between six in the evening and eight in the morning a good chunk of your inquiries come in. Nobody sees them until the next day, and by then they've gone cold.
They ask if you have something, how much it costs or what time you open. Nobody answers until tomorrow, and by tomorrow they've already sorted it out elsewhere. This assistant replies on the spot, with the information you gave it.
Customer: “hi, you open tomorrow?”
Assistant: “Yes, tomorrow, Friday, we're open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Vía España. Were you looking for something in particular so we can have it ready?”
Customer: “i need a quote on some office chairs”
Assistant: “Sure. How many do you need and by when? I'll set your case aside and Marisol will take care of it first thing tomorrow.”
At 8:05 a.m. Marisol already knew who it was and what they wanted.
In Panama, customers don't call or send email: they write on WhatsApp. And they expect an answer now.
Between six in the evening and eight in the morning a good chunk of your inquiries come in. Nobody sees them until the next day, and by then they've gone cold.
Hours, address, whether you have something, how much it costs, whether you deliver. Your people repeat that all day instead of handling what actually takes judgment.
The conversations are on someone's cell phone. If that person is out, leaves or loses the phone, your customer history is gone.
And the most expensive part: a customer who writes and gets no answer rarely writes again.
It answers what you taught it about your business, takes the customer's details and hands off to a person when needed. Nothing more, and nothing less.
None of that “press 1 for sales.” The customer writes the way they always do, typos and abbreviations included, and the assistant understands.
It answers with what you loaded: your hours, your products, your terms. If someone asks about something that isn't defined, it says so and passes the case on.
If the customer asks whether they're talking to a person, it tells the truth. And if they ask to talk to someone, it transfers them without beating around the bush.
Estimates for sizing, not a promise. In the assessment we calculate them with your real volume.
The repetitive inquiries: hours, location, availability, payment methods. Your people only see the rest.
What it takes to answer the same thing over and over. Add to that the interruptions, which cost more than the message itself.
What comes in after hours today and gets answered the next day is now handled on the spot.
For $129 a month — less than what a week of an employee's work costs — your WhatsApp no longer has business hours.
It's the fastest service in the catalog to set up, and that's why it's the best one to start with.
The official verified Meta account, in your company's name. Not a phone with a program on top, which is what Meta blocks when it detects it.
Hours, locations, catalog or services, payment methods, policies. Taken from what your employees already answer every day.
Which topics it never answers on its own, which words trigger the handoff and who gets each case. We test with real conversations before going live.
That's it. Setup is paid once and the monthly fee starts when it starts working.
One service, two payments.
Full first year: $2,038 · from the second year on: $1,548 a year
Yes. If you use regular WhatsApp Business today, it can be migrated to the official API. You'd lose access from the app on that phone, but you gain a shared inbox for your whole team. We review it with you before touching anything.
Because Meta blocks numbers it detects as automated outside its API, and when it does you lose the number and the history. It's not a risk worth taking with your main sales channel.
It transfers them immediately with the whole conversation, and it never pretends to be human if asked directly.
This one can't: it answers with what you loaded, without connecting to your system. If you want it to check real stock and generate quotes inside the ERP, that's the ERP Action Assistant.
Five business days from when you give us the information. It's the fastest service in the catalog.
One hour of consulting. We look at how many repeat inquiries you get and how many go unanswered after hours. If your volume is low, we tell you and we don't sell you anything.
$490 today and $129 a month once it goes live. Up and running in 5 business days.
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