Ecommerce chatbot: more sales in your online store

Quick

An ecommerce chatbot serves the shopper in the moment the sale is won or lost: it resolves the size or shipping doubt instantly, recommends products, recovers the cart that was leaving and answers the "where is my order?" at any hour. Most online purchases fall through over an unresolved doubt at night; the bot is right there. Setting it up connected to your store is what we do.

In a physical shop, if a customer hesitates, you resolve it and they buy. In your online store, that same customer hesitates at eleven at night, does not find the answer, closes the tab and does not come back. You did not lose them on price: you lost them over a ten-second doubt no one resolved. An ecommerce chatbot is the shop assistant who is there, right when the buyer has their card in hand.

What it does in your store

It answers the doubt that stalls the purchase (size, shipping, availability, compatibility) the second it comes up. It recommends based on what the person is looking for, like a good assistant would. And, above all, it recovers whoever was leaving: it messages the one who left the cart halfway to resolve what stopped them. It is the part of a chatbot for businesses applied to the exact moment of purchase.

Why it recovers sales you had given up for lost

Whoever abandons a cart almost always wanted to buy; they just needed a nudge or an answer. That is the cheapest customer to recover, because they were already inside. A timely message (by WhatsApp or chat) resolving the doubt or reminding them it is still there rescues a share of those purchases. It is putting an attentive salesperson at every step of your funnel, without hiring anyone.

What you have to set up

A bot that “sells” in your store seems like a plugin and that is it. Underneath you have to get it right:

That it knows your catalog. Products, sizes, stock, shipping, returns. Without that, it answers generic and does not help the sale.
That it recommends well. Understanding what the customer wants and proposing what fits, not dumping the whole catalog.
The store connection. Knowing the real stock and the real order status, not making it up.
The cart rescue. Spotting whoever left and messaging them at the right time and channel.
The handover to a person. For the complaint or the odd case, jumping to someone with the context.
The maintenance. Catalog, prices and promos change often; the bot has to keep up or it sells badly.

Six pieces, and setting them up yourself, making sure it helps the shopper instead of annoying them, is a project in itself.

How we set it up

And the important thing: your strength is your store and your products, not configuring and training a bot connected to your catalog. You do not do this for a living; we do.

We leave it connected to your store and your CRM, knowing stock and orders, recovering carts and talking like your brand. It does not work alone: what serves on the website also serves on WhatsApp, and everything lands in the same place. And if your store does something particular (bundles, reservations, subscriptions) no tool offers, we build it on the outside and wire it in.

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We look at how many carts you lose over a doubt

Tell us how you sell online today in a discovery call, no commitment, and we tell you what a chatbot could resolve and how many purchases you recover.

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In your online store you do not lose sales on price. You lose them over the doubt no one resolved in time. Put someone there to resolve it always, and the cart stops leaving on the last click.

Frequently asked questions

What does a chatbot do in an online store?

It serves the shopper while they decide: it resolves the size, shipping or availability doubt instantly, recommends based on what they are looking for, recovers the cart about to be abandoned and answers the 'where is my order?' without you being there. All in the moment the sale is won or lost.

Is it worth it for a small store?

Especially for a small store, which does not have a team answering 24/7. Most online sales fall through over an unresolved doubt at odd hours; the chatbot is right there to resolve it and not lose it.

Does it recover abandoned carts?

Yes. It spots whoever left the purchase halfway and messages them (by WhatsApp or chat) to resolve what stopped them or remind them it is still there. It is one of the things that recovers the most sales, because those people already wanted to buy.

Does it connect to my store?

It connects to your store and your CRM to know about stock, orders and customers. And if your store does something no tool accounts for, we build it on the outside and wire it in.