E-commerce & D2C
More repeat orders. Fewer abandoned carts.
D2C brands grow on social and ads, then leak revenue at checkout, in the WhatsApp queue and after the first order. We find those leaks and close them.
What we usually set up
Connect
CRM
Reputec
Planly
Common leaks
The leaks we find. Most often.
The problems that show up in almost every e-commerce & d2c audit. Yours sizes each one in rupees.
- 01
Carts get abandoned at checkout. Nobody follows up.
Most online carts never turn into orders. Research by the Baymard Institute puts the average abandonment rate at around 70%. A timely reminder, in the right channel, brings a share of them back.
How we fix it - 02
Customers buy once and never come back.
Winning a new customer costs far more than keeping one. Yet most businesses say nothing after the first sale. No thank-you, no reminder, no reason to return.
How we fix it - 03
Enquiries are scattered across WhatsApp, Instagram and email.
When conversations live on five phones and three apps, nobody sees the whole picture, and customers wait while your team searches for context.
How we fix it - 04
Reviews go unanswered and ratings slip.
Customers read reviews before they call. Unanswered complaints and a thin review count quietly send them elsewhere.
How we fix it
Leak calculator
What is slipping away every month?
Put in rough numbers for your business. We’ll estimate what unanswered enquiries, missed follow-ups and lost repeat customers cost you.
You could be losing
₹0/month
₹0 a year
- Unanswered or late enquiries₹0
- Answered, never followed up₹0
- Customers who don’t come back₹0
Typically recoverable: ₹0 a year
Get your real numberA planning estimate from your inputs, not a guarantee. The free audit measures your actual leaks.
A typical week
Before and after. Moment by moment.
| The moment | Today | With Halveron |
|---|---|---|
| A shopper stops at payment | The cart sits there. Nobody knows why. | A WhatsApp nudge with the product, a payment link and an answer to their question. |
| “Is this in stock?” at 11pm | Answered by hand the next morning, if at all. | Answered in seconds from your catalogue, with a link to buy. |
| Two weeks after delivery | Silence until the next sale email. | A review request, then a refill or restock reminder at the right time. |
Ready to build what’s next?
Let’s find what’s leaking in your business.
Share your website. We’ll map the leaks, size them, and show you what we’d build.
