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We set up the automated follow-up that small businesses in Islamabad and Rawalpindi keep meaning to build: WhatsApp quick replies and catalogues, email sequences, AI assistants that answer the routine questions, a tidy Daraz store, and tracking that shows which channel brings enquiries. People still handle the conversations that close a sale.
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It catches the enquiries you currently lose. A clinic in F-8 or a boutique in Bahria Town gets messages at night, during Friday prayers and on busy Saturdays; automation sends the first reply, the price list or catalogue link, and a reminder the next day, so a person only steps in when the customer is ready to talk.
No, and we would rather say so before you pay for it. Automation speeds up follow-up for an offer people already want; it cannot rescue a weak product, an uncompetitive price or a shop in Saddar nobody has heard of. If enquiries are not arriving at all, the money belongs in SEO, content or ads first.
Tracking first, then WhatsApp, then everything else. Until GA4 and click tracking show where enquiries come from, any automation is built on guesswork. After that, a properly organised WhatsApp Business account usually pays back fastest for twin-city businesses, because that is where most buying conversations in Pakistan already happen.
Price
Every marketing automation and ai service above is delivered on a published package. Each service page names its own package; the one below is where this category starts.
Business bundle
from PKR 25,000per month
A local shop, clinic or service that needs to be findable, not just posted.
These are the questions we get on WhatsApp every week, answered the way we would answer them there.
WhatsApp usThey should, and we set it up that way. Automated messages are written to sound like your business but never pretend to be a named person, and every flow has a clear way to reach a human. Customers in Pakistan are used to auto-replies; what annoys them is being trapped in one.
For most shops, clinics and service businesses with one or two people answering, the free WhatsApp Business app is enough. The Business Platform (API) makes sense when several staff share one number, you need a chatbot on WhatsApp, or you send order updates at volume. We will tell you which side of that line you are on.
Usually, yes. If you already have a website, a Google Sheet of customer details, an email platform or a Daraz Seller Center account, we connect to what exists rather than replacing it. We only suggest a new tool when the current one genuinely cannot do the job, and the account always stays in your name.
Next step
Tell us what you sell and where. We reply on WhatsApp with the one service we would start with, and why.
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