Industries
Same problem. Twelve different trades.
A contractor, a clinic and a freight desk all have one overloaded WhatsApp number and no way to share it. The answer is the same shared inbox — but the way it shows up in your week is not, so each of these pages argues it in your terms.
Construction & contracting
Site teams, subcontractors and the client on one number.
How it works here →Marketing & creative agencies
Client briefs and approvals that stop living on one phone.
How it works here →Trading & wholesale
Quotes and repeat buyers, with a pipeline on the chat.
How it works here →Logistics & freight
“Where is my shipment?” as tracked work, not a scroll.
How it works here →Real estate & brokerage
Leads with an owner and a follow-up date.
How it works here →Retail & showrooms
Orders sorted out of the noise with labels.
How it works here →Clinics & medical centres
A shared front desk where private really is private.
How it works here →Legal, audit & consulting
Client conversations the firm holds, not one partner.
How it works here →Travel & tourism
Timed reminders and answers that do not wait.
How it works here →Schools & training centres
Admissions and parents on separate lines, one queue.
How it works here →Garages & dealerships
Jobs, approvals and collection times as a queue.
How it works here →Facilities & maintenance
Callouts that reach a person, not a group chat.
How it works here →