Set the trigger once, let the system act every time
Define a rule for a business event once, and the system sends an approved WhatsApp template or internal alert automatically every time the condition is met.
Set one rule, it runs on every matching order forever
Configure it once; the engine runs quietly in the background from then on
- Triggers fire automatically from real business events — an order placed, an order shipped, a cart abandoned, or a customer tag change
- Each trigger can send an approved WhatsApp template message or alert your internal team, depending on what the event calls for
- Conditions like 'VIP customers only' or 'orders above $150' ensure the right message only reaches the customers it's actually relevant to
- Built-in delay and scheduling let you, for example, send a cart-abandonment reminder two hours after the cart was left — not the instant it happens
Communication automation capabilities
Smart communication with customers and your team, with no repeated manual work
How do you set up an automation?
A new automation in 3 steps
Pick the business event that fires the automation — order placed, order shipped, cart abandoned, or a customer tag change — from the list of events available in the system.
Add conditions like a minimum order amount or customer type, then choose the action — an approved WhatsApp template, an internal alert, or both combined.
Activate the automation and it runs automatically from that moment on every matching event; check the action log to confirm everything is firing as expected.
Automation rule builder
The rule builder shows the selected trigger, the conditions you've configured, and the resulting action, including a live preview of the WhatsApp message that will be sent.
Frequently asked questions
Common triggers include a new order being placed, an order's status changing to shipped, a cart being abandoned, and a customer receiving a new CRM tag. You can combine several triggers in the same automation to cover more complex scenarios.
Set up your first automation today
Pick a trigger, set a condition, and let the system handle the rest — no repeated manual work

