Cart recovery
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.
The products behind the fix
Connect
CRM
Planly
Sound familiar?
How it shows up. And how we size it.
Signs this is happening to you
- 01High traffic, low conversion
- 02No reminder when a customer leaves at payment
- 03COD orders that are never confirmed
What the free audit checks
- Checkout friction and payment options
- Abandoned cart and browse reminders
- COD confirmation flow
- Retargeting and post-purchase upsell
How we fix it
Three steps. Then it’s fixed.
- 1
Catch the drop-off
Connect detects abandoned carts from Shopify or WooCommerce in real time.
- 2
Remind them where they read
A WhatsApp message with the product, a payment link and an answer to their question.
- 3
Learn from every cart
CRM tracks what was recovered; Planly adjusts offers and retargeting from the data.
Try Halveron Connect
See it work. With your own numbers.
A small piece of the product you can use right now. Nothing to sign up for, and nothing leaves your browser.
What your team sees
- Handled by
- Bot
- Intent
- None yet
- First reply
- Under 5 s
- Channel
Handed to a person
Sample answers for a sample business. Connect answers from your own documents, prices and policies.
Many resellers add 12 to 60 percent to Meta’s message rates. With Connect, messages are billed to your own WhatsApp Business account at Meta’s rate.
Where we see it most
Where it’s common. What comes with it.
Customer retention
Customers buy once and never come back.
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Scattered conversations
Enquiries are scattered across WhatsApp, Instagram and email.
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Manual work
Your team spends hours on copy-paste work.
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Slow lead response
Leads go cold before anyone replies.
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Ready to build what’s next?
Find out what this is costing you.
The free audit sizes this leak for your business and shows exactly what we’d build to fix it.
