Sendly Whatsapp message orders

Develop by Arena Ltd

$4.99-$29

/ Month

Free plan available 7 Days Free Trial

"Automate WhatsApp order messages, enhance customer engagement with Sendly."

Quick setup

Customizable templates

Bulk messaging

Automated order messages

Message tracking

About Sendly Whatsapp message orders

Launched May 01, 2025

Built by Arena Ltd

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Description

Sendly: Auto WhatsApp messages for orders, upsells & bulk marketing. Customizable templates.

Sendly lets you send automated WhatsApp messages to customers right after they place an order, helping you enhance customer experience with instant confirmations and updates. Customize your message templates to match your brand. Send bulk WhatsApp messages for promotions, announcements, and marketing campaigns. Do upsell messages via WhatsApp to sell more. Easy to connect your WhatsApp, just scan the QR. Build trust and boost engagement easily.

Auto-send WhatsApp message after order completion
Customize your message templates easily
Send bulk messages to multiple customers
Simple setup – just scan the QR to connect WhatsApp
Dashboard to manage and track all messages

Pros

Automates WhatsApp order messages, reducing manual effort.
Enhances customer engagement with instant order confirmations and updates.
Customizable message templates allow for brand-specific messaging.
Capability to send bulk messages for promotions or announcements.
Quick and easy setup without the need for coding, accessible for non-technical users.
Ideal for Shopify stores aiming to improve customer engagement.
Dashboard feature for managing and tracking messages efficiently.

Cons

Limited to WhatsApp as the messaging platform, may not suit businesses using different channels.
Requires WhatsApp integration, which may not be suitable for businesses not yet utilizing the platform.
Potential for over-messaging if bulk messages are not used judiciously, which could lead to customer annoyance.