WhatsApp tracking updates for Leopards, PostEx and M&P
How a Leopards, PostEx or M&P parcel status becomes a WhatsApp message: the keys each courier needs, the daily check, and what to send for each status.
Send and automate WhatsApp from the tools you already run your store on — Google Sheets, Google Forms and more — without writing code.
How a Leopards, PostEx or M&P parcel status becomes a WhatsApp message: the keys each courier needs, the daily check, and what to send for each status.
Fifteen minutes, no app to install, and it catches the visitors who would otherwise have left with a question.
The honest answer, and why it is more useful than a connector list would be.
The honest version of a question the field answers badly — and the three things that do work.
Three Pakistani couriers connect directly and report delivered and returning parcels. For the rest, tracking comes from your fulfilment.
Five real connections, what each one lets a flow do, and the honest answer for everything else.
Describe the flow you want in plain words. Claude reads your real conversations, builds it, and leaves it as a draft for you.
Ten minutes to connect, and two checks that save you building on an event that never fires.
For sellers whose traffic starts on Instagram, the useful question is which conversations to move and when.
Two mechanisms, one developer task each, and a clear answer about what is not possible.
Nothing errors. Nothing alerts. The flow just stops doing the thing it used to do, and you find out from a customer.
Install the ConvoFly add-on and send WhatsApp messages straight from a spreadsheet — manually, on edit, or when a Google Form adds a row.