Why WhatsApp is where your customers already are, how to set your business up properly, and how to answer in seconds instead of hours.
For many customers, WhatsApp is not one channel among many; it is the channel. They already use it with family and friends, it works on modest data plans, and voice notes let people explain a problem in their own words. A business that answers well on WhatsApp is a business that is easy to reach.
A personal WhatsApp account cannot be connected to a support desk, and messages sent from unofficial tools get numbers banned. Naamo connects through Meta's official WhatsApp Business Platform, in one of two ways:
WhatsApp lets a business reply freely for 24 hours after the customer's last message. After that, only pre-approved message templates can be sent — for example an appointment reminder or a satisfaction question. Naamo creates these templates for you in English and French when you connect, and falls back to them automatically when the window has closed.
Customers who write to you first are fine. For anything you send first — reminders, follow-ups, broadcasts — make sure the customer agreed to it. It protects your number's quality rating, which decides how many people you can reach per day.
First-response time, the share of conversations Naamo resolves on its own, and the questions it could not answer. The last one is your to-do list: every gap you fill in the knowledge base is a question your team never types again.
Connect a channel in minutes — keep the number your customers already know — and watch Naamo answer, book and follow up while your team gets its time back.
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