Orders
The questions that arrive a hundred times a day.
- Where is my order, and when will it arrive
- Change the delivery address before dispatch
- Cancel, return or exchange, within your rules
- Confirm an order the customer placed minutes ago
Now onboarding stores and shipping companies
An assistant on your own WhatsApp number that answers order and support questions from your real data — in Arabic and English — and hands the hard ones to your team before they turn into a complaint.
A 24-hour trial on your own number follows the demo. No card.
Nile Threads
Answering on WhatsApp
Read live from the order system
Handed to a human, with the whole thread
How it works
No new number, no migration, and nothing for your customers to install or learn.
Your WhatsApp Business number stays yours. Kerix connects to it through Meta's official onboarding — no shared number, no forwarding, no second phone on a desk.
Write what the assistant should say and refuse, the way you'd brief a new agent. Kerix turns it into rules you can read, version and roll back.
Connect the system you already keep orders in. When a customer asks where their order is, the answer comes from your data, not from a guess.
What it does
Kerix ships with the two that fill an inbox. You shape both in plain language.
The questions that arrive a hundred times a day.
Answers from your policy, not from the internet.
Where the line is
The interesting part of an automated inbox is not what it answers. It is what it refuses, and what it costs you when it speaks.
When a question falls outside what it was told, Kerix stops and passes the conversation to your team with the whole history attached — in the shared inbox, not a separate app.
Customers switch language mid-sentence. Kerix answers in the language it was written to, including Arabic typed in Latin letters.
The assistant that helps you write rules cannot publish them. Every change to what your bot says is reviewed by a person and kept in version history.
WhatsApp charges by message and by template. Kerix knows the difference between a free reply inside the service window and a billable template, and tells you before it sends one.
Channels
The same rules, the same history and the same inbox, wherever the customer writes. We add one channel at a time and say plainly which are ready.
On your own business number.
Slack
The channel Kerix was built on.
Telegram
Bot API, including reactions.
Instagram DM
Same Meta onboarding.
Microsoft Teams
For internal help desks.
Web chat
A widget on your storefront.
Questions
No. Kerix connects to the WhatsApp Business number your customers already write to, through Meta's official onboarding flow. The number, and the account behind it, stay in your name.
Meta bills you directly for messaging, separately from Kerix. Messages your customer starts are free to reply to for 24 hours; templates you start are charged. Kerix shows you which is which before anything is sent, and never sends a paid template on its own initiative.
It says so and hands the conversation to your team, rather than inventing something. You decide in the rules where that line sits — and you can watch every handover in the activity log.
Kerix reads orders over a connector we configure with you during the trial, so a custom or in-house system is fine. Tell us what you keep orders in when you request a demo.
Request a demo and we'll walk through your case. If it fits, you get a 24-hour trial on your own number with your own rules, and you decide afterwards.
Tell us what you sell and what you keep orders in. If it fits, we set up a 24-hour trial on your number with your rules.
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