WhatsApp lives on a cell phone
If the salesperson is out or leaves the company, the history goes with them. Nobody else can pick up that conversation.
Companies that sell products are answering on WhatsApp, on the phone and at the counter, often across several branches. TelHarbor brings those channels into one inbox, with automatic order and delivery alerts, and reports on what was handled and what went unanswered.
Selling is not the problem: conversations getting lost is.
If the salesperson is out or leaves the company, the history goes with them. Nobody else can pick up that conversation.
The same question eats the team day. Without automatic alerts, every delivery generates three calls.
Loose numbers, different hours and no way to compare how many calls each store missed.
The channels your customer already uses, organized and measured.
With the channels on one platform you can see how many conversations arrived by WhatsApp and by phone, how many went unanswered, what hours they cluster in and which branch misses the most calls. Those are the numbers that tell you where to add people.
If it is a US number, it can be ported. In other countries new numbers are assigned and the old one can be forwarded while you announce the change.
Yes. The WhatsApp Business API lets the team work from a shared inbox, with history and an owner per conversation.
Yes, through the API and webhooks: your order system triggers the confirmation or delivery message.
Yes. Each branch can have its own number and queue, with comparable reports and one menu for the customer.
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Phone system, Contact Center, WhatsApp, SMS and API, with prices published in US dollars.