Fewer failed deliveries
Confirming COD orders before dispatch removes a common reason for parcels refused at the door.
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Every order creates a chain of small jobs: confirm it, check stock, book the courier, tell the customer, handle the return. We automate that chain across your store, WhatsApp, courier and accounts, so orders move forward without someone chasing each step. It matters most for cash-on-delivery stores, where an unconfirmed order often turns into a failed delivery.
Part of our AI & workflow automation services · Ecommerce
Illustrative example with sample data. Real timings depend on your systems and volumes.
Many small stores run on the same loop of tabs: store admin, WhatsApp, the courier portal and a spreadsheet.
A typical flow for this work. Yours follows your own tools, rules and approvals.
Your Shopify, WooCommerce or custom store sends each order to the workflow the moment checkout completes, with the payment method and any risk signals.
COD and higher-risk orders get a WhatsApp confirmation. Replies such as a 1 or a free-text “yes please deliver tomorrow” are understood, and address problems are caught before shipping.
Stock is checked and updated across your store and any other sales channel, and low-stock alerts go to the right person.
Confirmed orders are booked with your courier through its API or portal, and the label and tracking number are saved to the order.
Dispatch and delivery updates go to the customer on WhatsApp, and the order status in your store is updated to match.
Return requests are logged and routed, refunds are queued for approval, and customers who left a cart behind get a reminder with a link back.
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Cash-on-delivery orders are confirmed with the customer on WhatsApp and booked with the courier automatically.
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Illustrative example with sample data. Real timings depend on your systems and volumes.
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Confirming COD orders before dispatch removes a common reason for parcels refused at the door.
Customers get tracking and status updates automatically, so your inbox gets quieter.
Orders reach the courier as soon as they are confirmed, not at the end of the day.
Inventory is updated by the system across channels, which helps avoid overselling.
The repetitive loop between tabs disappears, and only exceptions reach a person.
We work with the systems below and build the missing links when there is no ready-made connector. See how a project runs
When a COD order is placed, the customer receives a WhatsApp message with the order summary and a simple way to confirm or ask for a change. Confirmed orders go to the courier automatically, and unclear or unanswered ones are held or sent to your team, based on rules you choose.
We regularly connect Shopify and WooCommerce, and custom stores through their API or webhooks. For couriers we use the courier's API where one exists, and otherwise an approach that fits that courier, which we confirm in the audit before quoting.
Confirming orders before dispatch removes a common cause of refused parcels, but the result depends on your products, area and customers. We do not promise a fixed percentage. We help you measure confirmation and delivery rates before and after, so you see the real effect.
Yes. Return requests can be captured on WhatsApp or a form, checked against your policy and routed to a person for approval, with the refund and stock updates done afterwards. Steps that involve money keep a human approval by default.
For automatic order messages, yes: WhatsApp requires approved templates sent through the Business API, and we handle the setup. Where a customer prefers it, the same flow can fall back to email.
More answers on our general automation FAQ
Book a free automation audit. We look at how you handle this work today, show you what a first automation would look like and estimate the return before you commit to anything.
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