How shops, kitchens and salons serve customers on Qcom

Workflow examples from businesses that sell on WhatsApp and Instagram, with the customer context each team sees.

Example · a fashion shop in Accra

Adom Boutique

Customer context

Lead stage—
Last order—
Saved address—
New order—

One chat, and everything you know about the customer

Each example pairs a real kind of conversation with the record your team sees beside it.

Food and catering

A catering enquiry becomes a confirmed booking

The request arrives with the date and guest count on the customer's record, so whoever replies can quote straight away.

Example · a catering business in Kumasi

Akwaaba Catering

Customer context

Source—
Request—
Lead stage—
Follow-up—

Beauty and salons

A regular is reminded before her next visit

Her past visits are on her record, and a follow-up journey sends an approved WhatsApp reminder. Her reply comes back to the team.

Example · a salon in East Legon

Nhyira Beauty Studio

Customer context

Last visit—
Prefers—
Stylist—
Booking—

Shops and retail

A promotion reply turns into a sale

Replies to a WhatsApp campaign come into the shared inbox, where a teammate picks them up and takes the order.

Example · a homeware shop in Spintex

Osu Home & Living

Customer context

Campaign—
Segment—
Lead stage—
Owner—

Set up your business in Qcom

Start with the channels and customer list you already have.

  1. Connect your channels

    Connect WhatsApp, Instagram, SMS or email, and bring your team into one shared inbox.

  2. Bring your customers

    Import your customer list from a spreadsheet, so their history starts in one place.

  3. Add what you sell

    Add products or services to your Catalog, so orders and bookings can be taken in the chat.

  4. Follow up

    Turn on a reminder or a campaign, and see who replied and who bought.

Questions about who uses Qcom

Put every customer conversation to work

Give your team each customer's history, orders and next follow-up before they reply.