The Hidden Cost of Ecommerce
Is your online store suffering from these symptoms?
Having traffic on the web is useless if they abandon at the end of the funnel.
High Cart Abandonment Rates
A lot of money is lost because no one follows up with those who put items in their cart and didn't buy.
Collapsed Support
Your team answers the same questions about prices, sizes, and shipping hundreds of times a day.
Sales That Slip Away
Customers send WhatsApps in the middle of the night asking if there is stock, and without an answer, they buy elsewhere.
Sell while you sleep.
The Chatbot handles the doubts, your team packs the orders.
Measurable results
Sell more without working more
We don't promise technology. We promise results that directly impact your profitability.
Earn lost money
The system detects abandonment and sends a persuasive reminder via WhatsApp with a direct link to payment.
Free your team
The AI answers stock, size, price, and shipping status doubts without human intervention.
Capture the nocturnal buyer
Don't let the customer go to the competition because no one answered their query in the middle of the night.
How we roll it out
A bot that answers with your store's data
A bot that makes up prices, stock or delivery times does more damage than no bot at all. The whole process is built so that doesn't happen.
We start from your catalog and your most repeated questions
We look at what people ask every day — stock, sizes, shipping, order status — and where each answer has to come from so it never goes stale.
- The questions your team repeats all day
- Where the data lives: catalog, stock, shipping
- What a bot should never answer
We define where the bot stops
We put in writing what it resolves on its own, what it hands off, and how it behaves when it doesn't have the answer. "I don't know, let me get someone" is a correct answer too.
- What it resolves alone and what it hands off
- What it does when it doesn't have the data
- The rules for abandoned-cart follow-up
We integrate store, catalog and WhatsApp
We connect the bot to your store so catalog, stock and order status come from the system instead of a hand-written script.
- Catalog and stock read from your store
- Checkout link right inside the conversation
- Tested on real orders before going live
Handover with a shared inbox
Your team steps into the same conversation when needed, with the customer's full history in front of them and without breaking the thread.
- An inbox where your team takes over
- Full history for every customer
- Documentation and training for your team
Tell me which platform your store runs on and we'll look at it over WhatsApp.
Real results
Success Cases
Real projects where I helped companies automate their processes and obtain measurable results.
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FAQ
What people ask before putting a chatbot on sales
Whether it takes payment, how it knows the catalog, which API it needs, and what happens when a human is asked for.
Another question? Message meYes, and that is what separates it from an FAQ bot. I built a sales agent for a pizzeria that assembles the order inside the conversation — product, variants, extras — and finishes with an integrated payment checkout, using Stripe and Redsys as gateways. The customer never leaves WhatsApp to buy. The same pattern applies to an online store: the bot resolves the doubt that was blocking the purchase and takes payment in the same thread, which is precisely where sales are lost today.
It connects to the store's real catalog, not to a list copied by hand. If your store exposes an API, the bot checks price and availability in the moment; if it does not, an ETL is built to sync the catalog automatically. That is the same mechanism I have used to keep catalogs with complex variants in sync — colors, fabrics, and price lists — and to migrate entire catalogs from one platform to another. The point is that nobody should have to update the bot by hand when a price changes.
There are two paths and the choice deserves thought. The official API is the formal route, with approved templates and a per-conversation cost. The alternative is a self-hosted integration, which I run in Docker on a dedicated VPS: more control and a lower cost per message, in exchange for owning the infrastructure. I use both depending on the case. I will walk you through the tradeoff with your real message volume on the table before you decide, because switching paths later is expensive.
The handoff is where sales go cold, so it is solved with a shared inbox: the conversation moves to your team with the full history visible, without asking the customer to repeat anything, and anyone on the team can continue it from the same screen. That is the architecture I built for an operation with several people answering the same number. A bot without an inbox behind it does not save work — it hides it until the customer gives up.
Yes, and it works differently from a recovery email. When the store signals that a cart was left unfinished, the bot reopens the conversation on WhatsApp asking about that specific cart, answers whatever objection comes up — stock, shipping, payment methods — and can close the purchase right there. The advantage over email is that the customer can reply and get an answer immediately. The critical piece is frequency limits: pushing too hard on WhatsApp costs you a block.
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In a brief talk we analyze your current processes and I show you exactly what we can automate to save you time and money.
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