For D2C brands selling on Shopify

WhatsApp flows for carts, orders and reorders, on the provider you use

Cart recovery, order updates, COD confirmation and win-back built on AiSensy, WATI, Interakt or Meta's Cloud API, connected to Shopify.

How a D2C WhatsApp project runs

  1. 01

    Look at the store and the current setup

    We review your Shopify checkout, your WhatsApp provider (or the lack of one), Meta Business verification, your ad tracking and your email tool. You get a written recommendation: keep your provider, switch, or go to Meta's Cloud API directly, with the reasons for each.

  2. 02

    Build the core flows

    Cart recovery, the order journey (confirmation, shipping, delivery, review request), COD confirmation, win-back for customers who have gone quiet, and click-to-WhatsApp ads that lead into a short product conversation. Templates are written to Meta's categories and submitted early, since approval is done by Meta.

  3. 03

    Connect Shopify, payments, shipping and email

    Shopify events trigger the messages, payment and shipping updates feed the order journey, and customer details sync with Klaviyo or your email tool so segments and unsubscribes stay consistent across channels.

  4. 04

    Hand over and tune

    Your team gets the playbook and every account in your name: Meta Business, the WhatsApp provider, the Shopify app and the code. We then test copy, timing and offers with you, and keep what improves orders.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Is WhatsApp worth it for a smaller brand?
    Work it out with your own numbers. Meta charges per message, by type and country, and your provider adds its plan fee. Compare that with the orders a recovered cart or a confirmed COD order is worth. Order updates and COD confirmation usually justify themselves first; marketing messages need more care.
  • How do template approvals work?
    Messages outside a customer's reply window must use templates approved by Meta. The most common reason for rejection is the wrong category, such as a promotional message submitted as a utility update. We write templates to the right category, resubmit with changes when one is rejected, and keep a record of the approved versions.
  • Which provider should we use?
    It depends on your message volume, the tools you need it to connect to and whether you have a developer. AiSensy, Interakt and WATI suit most brands; Meta's Cloud API directly can cost less at volume but needs someone technical to look after it. We build on any of them, plus Gallabox and DoubleTick.
  • Does this replace Klaviyo or our email tool?
    No. Email still suits longer stories, launches and newsletters. WhatsApp suits time-sensitive messages: carts, shipping, COD and short win-back notes. We sync customer details both ways so segments and unsubscribes match.
  • Do you take a fee from WhatsApp providers?
    No. You pay the provider directly for messages and pay us for the work. We have no reason to recommend one provider over another.

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Last reviewed October 2026

Start with the messages your customers are already waiting for.

In a Consultation we look at your store, your COD and repeat-order numbers and your current WhatsApp setup. You get a plan: what to build, what to skip, the build cost and the timeline.