Instant recognition
The system understands "10 units of X" even if the customer spells it wrong or leaves data out, asks what's missing.
Your customer texts "I need 10 units of X". The order records itself, generates an invoice, and the customer gets confirmation. Without anyone typing it by hand. You save time and gain sales.
You sell on WhatsApp but every order is a battle: you read, copy to Excel or system, generate invoice, email it, wait for confirmation. While you do that, 3 more orders arrive and get mixed up. Some customers give up and buy elsewhere.
Customer sends a message. A system captures it, validates the product, checks stock, generates invoice and sends confirmation. All automatic. You only see pending items that need your attention.
The system understands "10 units of X" even if the customer spells it wrong or leaves data out, asks what's missing.
Confirms the product exists, stock is available, customer is active in the system.
Generates invoice with totals, taxes, discounts. Customer gets it on WhatsApp when they confirm.
Every order is recorded. You see trends, repeat orders, integrate with delivery systems.
Illustrative example. Every project is designed around your actual process.
I use your current number (no changes). The system listens to new messages in an order group or channel.
I show it examples of your real orders. It learns: "3kg of coffee" vs "3 units of X" vs "quote for".
The order automatically records in your sales system, updates stock, generates PDF invoice.
Runs 3-4 days in parallel. You verify everything closes correctly. Then: fully automatic.
Yes, the same one. Your customers see no change. The system listens to order messages and acts in seconds.
The system asks: "We saw you wanted X but quantity is missing, how many units?" It closes the gap without losing the order.
Both. From "3kg of coffee" to "alarm installation Friday". It adapts to your business type.
Yes. If your supplier has an API, I check live stock. If not, I use your current numbers.
It depends on what needs automating and which tools are involved. After a free first conversation, you get a written proposal with scope, timeline and price, before we start.
Same system handles them all. One assistant, same logic, multiple entry points.
Tell me your volume (20 a day, 50 a week) and whether you invoice in a system or Excel. I'll show you what it'd look like automated.