The same buyer, four different threads
WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, email and a web form each look like a stranger unless something merges them back into one buyer record.
Industries / Retail & E-commerce
A customer who messaged on Instagram last week and WhatsApp today is still one customer. Ordder recognises them, remembers the thread, and doesn’t make them repeat themselves.
What this actually looks like
Why this desk breaks first
WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, email and a web form each look like a stranger unless something merges them back into one buyer record.
Repeat orders arrive as a memory, not a product code — someone still has to work out what "the usual" means before it can be quoted.
A buyer sends a picture of the item they want, not its SKU. If nothing reads the photo, the enquiry sits until a human opens the app.
What Ordder does about it
The same person messaging from a different number or handle is recognised as one buyer, with one order history, not four disconnected threads.
A buyer sends a picture instead of a name — Ordder matches it against your catalogue rather than bouncing the enquiry back for a description.
Replies go out in the language and script the buyer wrote in, not a fixed English template.
An accepted quote becomes an order and a GST invoice without anyone touching a keyboard.
GST, specifically
Retail GST rates range from 5% to 28% depending on the product — Ordder applies whatever slab is set against each catalogue item, so one storefront can sell across multiple rates correctly.
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