Choose the conversation
Identify whether the visitor needs a quote, order, booking or advice.
Connect your website to a useful WhatsApp conversation with clear actions and, where appropriate, a prepared product, quote or service brief.
Built around the real business.
Start with the business problem
Visitors often arrive with the same questions. The website can answer the basics and prepare the relevant context so a conversation starts with more than a generic greeting.
A practical process
Identify whether the visitor needs a quote, order, booking or advice.
Ask only for the fields the business actually needs.
Review the draft, mobile handoff and the visitor’s final send action.
The customer should see what will be sent, understand where it will open and choose to send it. The business should receive the context it needs to respond: service, item, location or preferred time where relevant. Unnecessary fields make a simple enquiry feel like an application.
A basic chat link is different from a WhatsApp Business Platform integration. Automated routing, templates, shared inboxes and CRM connections require separate discovery, provider accounts and costs. We scope those needs rather than imply they are included in a standard contact button.
Before your next move
No. A click records the start of a handoff. The visitor still needs to send the message, and the business needs to receive it.
An item-based draft can be scoped when it fits the service. Seker’s project shows this kind of quote-to-conversation journey.
Yes. The website can send customers into a WhatsApp conversation from the relevant service, product or quote step. The handoff should make it clear what information the customer still needs to provide.
Your next move
Start with a clear direction. Build what your customers actually need.