Most Indian businesses already chase payment on WhatsApp; they just do it by taking a screenshot. tBiz sends the document itself, from your business number, through the Meta Business API — so the message is logged against the party and you know whether it arrived.
Messages go from the business, through the Meta Business API, not from whichever salesman happened to send it from their personal phone.
Sent, delivered and read. Chasing a customer who never received the invoice is a different conversation from chasing one who read it and did nothing.
The actual invoice, statement or receipt as a file, so the customer has something they can forward to their accounts department.
On the party’s activity history alongside the calls, visits and payments, so whoever picks the account up next can see what was said.
Overdue accounts chased on a rule rather than when somebody remembers, which is what actually moves the ageing.
A full statement sent on request or on a schedule, which resolves most "we never got that invoice" conversations before they start.
A real one, through the Meta Business API. Messages go from your registered business number and delivery status comes back, which a click-to-chat link cannot do.
Yes, and a number registered for the Business API with the verification Meta requires. That is a genuine setup step and we walk you through it during onboarding.
Yes, on a rule — overdue by a number of days, on a schedule you set. Chasing on a rule rather than on memory is what actually moves the receivables ageing.
Yes, against the party’s activity history with delivery status, so the record belongs to the business rather than to an individual’s phone.
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