Nothing to install
The customer already has WhatsApp. There is no app to download, no account to create and no password to forget, so a first time customer does not drop out at a signup screen.
The customer browses your menu in a browser, fills a cart and checks out. The order opens as a ready made message in the customer's own WhatsApp, addressed to your shop. You receive an ordinary WhatsApp message.
The customer already has WhatsApp. There is no app to download, no account to create and no password to forget, so a first time customer does not drop out at a signup screen.
The conversation is between your shop and your customer, on your own domain. No marketplace sits in the middle and no commission is taken on an order by this system.
A shop owner can answer an order the way they already answer messages. Confirming, suggesting something else or saying an item has run out all happen in the same thread.
How a customer goes from your menu to a message in your WhatsApp, what you receive, and why neither side installs anything.
What actually happens inside an offline first till when the line drops, in what order, and why the queue cannot charge a customer twice.
No. A customer opens the shop menu in a web browser, adds items to a cart, and the order opens as a prefilled message in that customer’s own WhatsApp. No app, no account and no download is involved.
No. Orders go straight from the customer to the shop over WhatsApp, on the shop’s own domain. No marketplace sits in between and no per-order commission is charged by this system.
No. This system takes no online payment of any kind. An order is placed on the menu page and money is collected at the counter or on delivery. There is no card processing, no wallet and no payment gateway.
No. One owner account manages one location. A shop with several branches would need a separate account per branch, and sales across those branches are not combined into one report.
Setup is done by hand, so the first step is a conversation, not a signup form.