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Added January 11, 2024

Whautomate - Transform Conversations into Sales and Supercharge Your Customer Service & Engage

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About the product

Reach and engage your customers on the channels they prefer with automated messages, personalized conversations, and automated customer journeys. Whautomate offers you a unified platform to easily create, manage, and track campaigns across multiple channels. Whautomate is an affordable WhatsApp-based automation and customer engagement platform for businesses of all sizes. With features like WhatsApp AI Chatbot, Automation Rules, Drip Campaigns, E-Commerce Shop, and more, businesses can increase 10X productivity and guarantee ROI. Elevate customer experience, increase retention, and measure satisfaction through automation on autopilot mode.
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$35USD every 3 months

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