WhatsBoost for WordPress
Your WooCommerce, talking on WhatsApp.
You choose which order statuses send a message and what it says. The plugin writes for you, from your own number, and in the customer's language if your shop is multilingual.
The order’s journey
From "welcome" to "it's on its way". And when something goes wrong, too.
Five moments when your customer wants to know something. Five messages that go out on their own, from your number.
Abandoned carts
You can write to people who never checked out. But not any way you like.
The plugin writes on WhatsApp to whoever left products in the basket, with a single-use link to pick up where they left off. And it comes with the brakes on, because this is not an order notification.
Spanish LSSI law requires prior consent, and the “similar products” exemption requires a previous purchase — an abandoned cart is not one. On top of that, unsolicited messaging gets your number reported and blocked by WhatsApp; if that happens you also lose the order notices, which are perfectly legitimate.
Everything it does
What your WooCommerce will do on its own from today
Everything below ships inside the plugin. Nothing is paid separately.
{nombre}
{apellido}
{producto_pedido}
{cantidad}
{precio}
{plazo}
{tienda}
{link}
{order_number}
{tracking}
Inside
The screens you find once it is installed
Seven screens under the WhatsBoost menu of your WordPress dashboard. Not a single setting outside the plugin.
Setting it up
Six steps, and you have them inside the plugin
About ten minutes, and no programming needed. The same guide lives inside, on the Documentation screen.
Questions
FAQ
Your shop already knows all this. It just had no way to say it.
Download the plugin, upload it to your WordPress and pick the first status. Doing it takes less time than reading this page.