Product Discovery
Plan guided WhatsApp journeys that help customers explore collections, categories, and relevant product options.
Wazentra is being developed to help retailers plan product discovery, purchase guidance, cart follow-up, order updates, customer support, and retention communication through an organised WhatsApp-first experience.
Retail workflow preview
Product interface concept
Product enquiry
Catalogue workflow
Cart follow-up
Reminder workflow
Payment handoff
Configured next step
Order update
Status communication
Illustrative customer conversation
Demonstration content only
Planned Retail Capabilities
The current product direction focuses on product discovery, purchase guidance, follow-up, order communication, support, campaigns, and customer retention.
Plan guided WhatsApp journeys that help customers explore collections, categories, and relevant product options.
Create structured search flows based on product type, size, colour, price range, or other store-defined filters.
Prepare reminder journeys for customers who show purchase intent but do not immediately continue to checkout.
Plan communication for confirmation, processing, dispatch, delivery, and other order-related stages.
Create organised promotional journeys for launches, seasonal campaigns, offers, and customer segments.
Guide customers from product selection towards the payment process configured by the business.
Plan guided communication for eligibility checks, pickup requests, exchange choices, and refund updates.
Prepare repeat-purchase, replenishment, birthday, loyalty, and customer re-engagement communication.
Planned Customer Journey
Each stage is presented as a product concept and not as an existing order flow, deployed customer journey, or measured retail result.
Step 01
A shopper enters the WhatsApp journey from a website, QR code, campaign, or other connected touchpoint.
Step 02
The planned workflow presents relevant categories, product details, and comparison choices.
Step 03
The customer can review variants, quantity, delivery preferences, and the intended next action.
Step 04
The workflow can guide the customer towards the payment method configured by the business.
Step 05
The customer can receive planned updates throughout fulfilment, dispatch, delivery, and follow-up.
Retail Workflow Examples
The examples below are illustrative product concepts. They do not represent active customers, retailers, orders, or deployed commerce workflows.
Fashion and Apparel
The intended workflow can help customers explore products, understand available options, and continue towards the appropriate purchase or support action.
Illustrative retail assistant
Fashion and Apparel product concept
These are intended automation concepts and not claims of existing recovery rates, campaign performance, repeat-order growth, or revenue outcomes.
Prepare communication for customers who requested an update when a product becomes available again.
Create timed follow-up communication for incomplete customer purchase journeys.
Plan relevant product, replenishment, and win-back communication for inactive or returning customers.
Organise promotional communication using business-defined customer groups and product interests.
Integration Roadmap
These are potential integration directions. Their appearance here does not mean every platform is currently available, connected, or officially supported.
Potential connections for product catalogues, variants, customer information, and order workflows.
Potential integration direction for availability, stock changes, and fulfilment communication.
Potential connection direction for payment handoff, confirmation, and transaction-status workflows.
Potential integration direction for dispatch, tracking, delivery, and logistics communication.
Potential workflow direction for customer profiles, segmentation, follow-up, and sales context.
Potential connection direction for operational records, reporting inputs, and internal workflow data.
Planned Trust Principles
These are intended product-design principles, not claims of completed certifications, audits, official partnerships, or released security controls.
Security should be considered throughout customer, catalogue, payment, and order communication workflows.
Promotional and transactional communication should be designed around clear purpose, appropriate permission, and controlled use.
Information moving between commerce systems should follow controlled, reviewable, and business-defined workflows.
Access should be limited according to staff responsibilities and the information required for each retail workflow.
Questions and Answers
Clear information about the current development stage and intended WhatsApp retail direction.
Wazentra is currently being developed. This page presents the intended retail and e-commerce direction and should not be treated as confirmation of a production-ready commerce platform.
Product discovery, catalogue, comparison, and purchase-guidance workflows are part of the planned direction. Final behaviour will depend on the completed platform and connected commerce system.
Cart follow-up and order-status communication are included in the planned direction. Exact triggers, timing, message formats, and data requirements are still subject to development.
Commerce integrations are being considered. Supported platforms, APIs, and synchronisation behaviour should be confirmed before implementation.
No. The page describes planned workflow, access, consent, and security principles. It does not claim completed audits, certifications, official partnerships, or released controls.
No client counts, testimonials, revenue figures, order totals, conversion rates, recovery rates, uptime claims, or historical performance results are presented because the product is newly developing.