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Out for delivery messages read on WhatsApp change availability.
Most failed deliveries are a wrong address or an absent customer. A message they read, an address they can correct in chat, and a COD confirmation before dispatch prevent most of the second trips.
Out for delivery messages read on WhatsApp change availability.
A correction in chat costs nothing. A failed attempt costs a trip.
A yes or no before dispatch, not after the courier arrives.
Attempts
Dispatch, out for delivery, attempted and delivered each go out as utility templates. The attempted message includes a reschedule and an address correction option.
Replies land in a shared queue with the shipment context attached, so support answers with the tracking already in front of them.
How it works
Utility templates for each stage of the shipment.
A Flow that captures a corrected address and pushes it back.
Reply required before dispatch, recorded on the shipment.
New date and slot after a failed attempt.
Tracking and status beside the conversation.
Every message fired from your own systems.
What changes
A comparison against running WhatsApp without a platform. See how WBIZ compares with other platforms.
Yes, over the API and webhooks. Any system that can post an event can trigger a message.
Yes, the Flow answer posts to your endpoint so your system can update the shipment.
Yes, that single message is where most RTO reduction comes from.
Yes, a Flow offers new dates after a failed attempt.
Explore more
Trigger every notification from your own systems.
See the APIThe event driven sequences behind each stage.
See automationsAddress correction and reschedule forms.
See FlowsStart free, wire one out for delivery event, and measure the first attempt rate.