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Samvaads for marketing teams

Campaigns that know what support and sales know.

Send on WhatsApp, SMS, and email to segments built from the same customer record your support and sales teams use. Journeys follow up on their own, and every reply comes back to the shared inbox.

Without one place for it

What usually goes wrong

Lists that are out of date

The campaign tool has last month’s export, so people who complained yesterday get a promotion today.

Replies with nowhere to go

A WhatsApp broadcast gets hundreds of replies, and they land on one phone nobody is watching.

No idea what worked

The form, the ad, and the sale are in different tools, so nobody can say which campaign brought the customer in.

How Samvaads handles it

The same work, on one record

Campaigns

One builder for WhatsApp, SMS, and email

ExampleFor a new collection, the team sends a WhatsApp carousel to customers who bought last season and agreed to hear from you. The replies land in the shared inbox for support to pick up.

  • WhatsApp templates, two-way SMS, and a drag-and-drop email builder
  • Live segments and lead lists, with preferences that campaigns respect
  • Per-send results and a rerun for the ones that failed
Journeys

The follow-up runs itself

ExampleA cart is abandoned on the Shopify store. A journey waits two hours, sends a WhatsApp reminder, and branches on whether she bought.

  • Waits, branches, and sends on a visual canvas
  • Started by Shopify and WooCommerce events, your own API, or a schedule
  • Per-step performance you can watch before you scale it up
Forms, social, and ads

Know what brought them in

ExampleA Meta ad sends people to a short form on your site. Each submission keeps its UTM source and ad click on the contact, and a journey sends a WhatsApp welcome the same minute.

  • Web forms with first and last touch UTM and ad-click attribution
  • Instagram publishing, with comments answered in the inbox
  • Meta and Snapchat ad campaigns from your own accounts
WhatsApp tools

More than text on WhatsApp

ExampleA booking Flow opens inside WhatsApp, collects the date and the address, and drops the answers on the contact without a website visit.

  • Flows, carousel templates, and one-time codes
  • Copilot drafts the template before you submit it for approval
  • A preferences page where customers choose what they hear about

End to end

A launch campaign, end to end

An example: a store launches a new collection to past buyers.

  1. Build the segment

    Customers who bought last season and agreed to WhatsApp messages, kept up to date on its own.

  2. Draft the template

    Copilot drafts a carousel with one card per product, for you to review and submit.

  3. Send and watch

    Per-send results come in, and the failed sends can be run again.

  4. Replies reach a person

    Questions land in the shared inbox on each customer, for support to answer.

  5. The journey follows up

    People who clicked but did not buy get a reminder two days later.

What to measure

Numbers worth watching

Delivered, read, and replied by campaign
Which messages people actually open and answer.
Journey step performance
Where people drop out of the flow.
Leads and contacts by UTM source
Which ads and links bring people in.
Opt-outs per send
Whether you are sending too much, to the wrong people.

Watch these in Samvaads dashboards, or ask Copilot for them in plain words.

See it with your own channels

Tell us how your team works today and we will walk you through the parts that matter to you.