Inbox sales agent for direct messages

If your business closes in the direct messages, the inbox is the shop floor, and most shop floors are unattended. Messages arrive at eleven at night, get seen at nine the next morning, and half the people who sent them have already bought somewhere else. The loss is invisible, because nobody counts a conversation that never started.

Why do good businesses lose money in the inbox?

Because reply speed decides the sale more often than price does, and no human being replies in thirty seconds at two in the morning.

There is also the sorting problem. A hundred messages a day is mostly greetings, price checks and people who will never buy, so the three real buyers are buried under ninety seven who are not. Owners answer in order of arrival, which is the worst possible order.

What does the agent actually do?

It replies immediately in your voice, answers the ordinary questions from your own pricing and policies, asks what a salesperson would ask, and then books or escalates.

It never pretends to be a specific real person, and where a platform requires an automated reply to be disclosed, it is disclosed. Anything outside its brief goes to you with the conversation attached rather than being improvised. The managed product is inbox sales agent, it sits on top of the page work in social media management, and creators running several inboxes at once use multi account management for creators.

Does it work on every platform?

It works wherever your buyers message you and the platform permits it, which in practice means the large messaging apps and the major social inboxes.

We set it up per account, on access you give us, and we never operate an account we have not been handed. Agencies that want to resell this under their own name run it through white label social media for agencies.

Tell us what you sell in the messages and a free proposal comes back before anything is signed. Start on the contact page.