Case 01
Retailers losing customers between purchases.
Push restock alerts for the products each customer cares about. WhatsApp reminders for routine repurchases. The 60-day repeat purchase rate climbs without paying for ads.
04/Push·WhatsApp
Reach customers on the channels they actually check — push, WhatsApp, SMS — without becoming the brand they mute.
02/What's Included
03/Built For
Case 01
Push restock alerts for the products each customer cares about. WhatsApp reminders for routine repurchases. The 60-day repeat purchase rate climbs without paying for ads.
Case 02
Reminders go out the day before, follow-ups the day after, re-booking nudges at the right interval per service. The calendar stops looking empty.
Case 03
We instrument the silent drop-off points and re-engage at exactly those moments. Most apps see day-30 retention improve 1.5–2× within the first re-engagement campaign cycle.
04/How It Slots In
Push & Re-engage is the lifecycle layer — it acts on signals from Customer Apps (behaviour), Booking & Intake (upcoming and past sessions), Data Engineering Pipelines (cohort triggers), and AI Receptionist conversations (when a lead goes cold). The trigger logic uses the same Automation Agent infrastructure as the AI pillar.
05/Honest Answers
Won't notifications annoy customers?
Done badly, yes. We design relevance-first: every message earns its tap with content the customer actually wants. Frequency caps, segmentation, and opt-out flows are baked in.
WhatsApp vs push — which is better?
Push for in-app users, WhatsApp for reach beyond the app (especially in Malaysia where WhatsApp is universal). Most successful campaigns use both at different lifecycle stages.
What's the WhatsApp cost structure?
Transactional messages (within 24 hours of a customer message) are free. Re-engagement messages outside that window are priced per conversation by Meta — typically a few sen each in Malaysia.
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