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Abandoned cart recovery
Send one WhatsApp reminder with the exact product and price, answer the question that stopped the shopper, and send a checkout link to pay.
Syncs with Salla and Zid, no separate cart tool to run
Why the cart stays abandoned
Lose the sale to a small doubt. The shopper added the item, something stopped them, and nothing you send afterwards finds out what.
The shopper stopped because they were unsure about size, stock or delivery. A reminder on its own repeats the cart back at them and leaves the question that mattered unanswered.
When the message cannot have a conversation, the only thing left to try is money. You hand a discount to shoppers who would have paid full price if somebody had just replied.
Cart recovery sits in a separate plugin, broadcast tools somewhere else, support somewhere else again. Nothing shares what it knows, so the shopper repeats themselves at every step.
Watch the cart go cold, send one message with the exact product, then answer the question that stopped the sale and take the order.
It syncs with Salla or Zid and sees the cart sitting unpaid. No separate plugin to install, no list to export, no nightly job for someone to check.
Cart unpaid, 6 hours · items still in stock
You choose the wait and the limit. It sends once at the moment you set, in the shopper’s language, and does not keep chasing a customer who did not reply.
The shopper replies with a question about size, stock or delivery, and the agent checks your live catalogue and answers properly.
When the shopper says yes, it creates the real order in your store and sends a checkout link to pay, without sending them back to hunt through the site.
Powered by the Shopping Agent
Run cart recovery on the Shopping Agent, the same one that sells from scratch. It knows your catalogue, so the follow-up is a real conversation.
orders built from chat in 3 months, at one KSA retailer
Every one built inside a chat and paid through a secure link, with no human stepping in.
Win the cart back with one useful message instead of five reminders, on the cadence you set, reading your live stock as it goes.
A premium customer will forgive one well-timed message and leave over five. Because the agent can answer the question that stopped the sale, it does not need volume to work. You set how long it waits and how often it may send, and it respects that. The recovery comes from being useful in one message, not from chasing the same list until somebody blocks you.
It replaces the separate cart plugin rather than sitting next to it, and the same agent handles the support question that follows. Fewer vendors, one conversation history.
It sees the cart and the stock as they are right now, and writes the real order back into your store, so nothing is quoted from a stale export.
Look at the jobs either side of the cart, from the first question a shopper asks to the return they open weeks later.
It connects to Salla or Zid directly and sees the unpaid cart. There is no plugin to install alongside it and no list for anyone to export and upload.
No. The discount is yours to decide. Most carts are lost to an unanswered question rather than price, so the agent leads with an answer and uses an offer only if you tell it to.
As many as you allow, and the default is one. You set the wait before it sends and the cap, which matters if your customers dislike being messaged often.
Yes, within Meta’s rules. The first message on WhatsApp uses a template Meta approves in advance. Once the shopper replies, the conversation is open and the agent speaks freely.
Cart recovery runs on the Shopping Agent, available on the Pro plan. Talk to us about the tier that fits your order volume.
