Use cases · Marketing
Turn WhatsApp into the channel that brings customers back.
Most stores collect phone numbers and then never use them. Stepora turns those numbers into campaigns customers actually welcome — offers, restocks and reminders sent to people who opted in, with every reply answered instantly.
How marketing works on Stepora
- Build the listCustomers opt in on WhatsApp, from your website, your shop, or an ad. Nobody is added without saying yes.
- Send the campaignPick an approved template, write the offer, and confirm the send. Broadcasts are off by default and never go out without your confirmation.
- The AI answers every replyQuestions about the offer, stock, delivery and price get instant answers — at midnight as well as midday.
- See what soldOrders from the campaign show up in the panel with daily, weekly and monthly reports, so you know what the campaign actually earned.
What Stepora does for marketing
Broadcasts that respect the customer
Offers and updates go only to customers who opted in, using Meta-approved templates, inside Meta’s daily limits. No bulk blasting, no bought lists.
Cart-recovery nudges
When a customer stops halfway through an order, the AI follows up and answers the question that stopped them.
Click-to-WhatsApp ads, tracked
See which ad brought each chat, and which chats turned into orders — so the next ad budget goes to what worked.
Offers in the customer’s language
The AI replies in English, Roman Urdu, or Urdu script, matching how the customer writes.
What it does not do
- It never messages people who did not opt in, and it never sends bulk spam.
- It never invents a discount or a delivery promise — every offer comes from the details you entered.
- Marketing template messages are charged by Meta and do not count toward Meta’s 1,000 free service conversations a month.