Sell everywhere
WhatsApp ordering
Turn the chat you already sell in into real orders.
Finish setting up and you get your own WhatsApp ordering link. Share it anywhere, and the conversation it opens turns into a structured order with current stock levels and a payment link attached.
Chidinma
WhatsApp · Amaka Stores
Good afternoon. Do you still have the ankara wrap dress in a 14?
14:02
Your order
- 1× Ankara wrap dress₦18,500
- 1× Leather sandals₦9,500
In stock, reserved for 30 minutes
14:02
Your ordering link
One link, and the chat can take an order
Generated for your business when onboarding completes. Nothing to connect, no number to migrate.
Your WhatsApp link
Generated when you finish setting up
Ankara wrap dress
In stock, held for 30 minutes
Between the message and the money
Four things a thread cannot do on its own
The order
- Today
- Copied from the chat onto paper
- With Tab
- A structured order, priced from your catalog
Items, quantities and prices arrive as a real order in Tab. Nobody transcribes and nobody mis-hears a size.
Checking stock
- Today
- Someone walks over to look
- With Tab
- The chat reads the same count as the counter
The catalog behind the conversation is the one behind your till, so nobody promises something that sold an hour ago.
Getting paid
- Today
- An account number typed into the chat
- With Tab
- A payment link in the same thread
Card (NGN or USD), or bank transfer, collected in Tab, with no app to switch to and no screenshot to check.
The record
- Today
- A thread you scroll to answer “what sold?”
- With Tab
- History per customer, totals per item
Every order attaches to the person who placed it, so the thread stops being the only record you have.
Where it starts
A link that belongs to your business
There is nothing to connect. Complete onboarding and Tab generates a WhatsApp ordering link for you. Put it in a bio, a status, a flyer or a reply, and the chat it opens already knows your catalog.
The customer does nothing new. They are in WhatsApp, which they already have, having the conversation they were going to have anyway. What changes is everything behind it.

- #2041 · WhatsAppChidinma · 2 itemsNew
- #2040 · StorefrontCollect at 6pmPreparing
- #2039 · QR · Table 43 itemsReady
What the link carries
The difference between a conversation and an order
A link of your own, from day one
Generated at the end of onboarding. Share it however you like. It opens a chat that can already take an order.
A structured order, not a message to copy
Items, quantities and prices arrive as an order in Tab. Nobody transcribes onto paper and nobody mis-hears a size.
Stock answers for itself
The catalog behind the chat is the one behind your counter, so nobody promises something that sold an hour ago.
Payment in the same thread
No switching apps, no sending account numbers, no screenshots of transfers to check by hand.
The customer is recorded
Every order attaches to the person who placed it, so you have a customer list rather than a scroll.
One queue with everything else
A chat order sits beside a storefront order and a walk-in, against the same stock and the same payout.
From link to first paid order
An afternoon, on the phone you already have
Load your catalog
Items, prices and photographs, imported from a spreadsheet or added by hand if the list is short.
Choose how you collect
Collect in Tab by card or bank transfer, or record payments you take yourself on delivery or on your own machine.
Finish onboarding
Tab generates your WhatsApp ordering link. The storefront link comes with it.
Share it
Bio, status, flyer, reply. It is live the same day, and the first order can arrive that afternoon.
Behind the chat
One catalog, one queue, one payout
The conversation stays exactly where it was. Nothing here is a separate subscription.
Sell everywhere
WhatsApp ordering · Your own storefront on your own link · QR codes for tables, counters and shelves · Bookings, covers and ticketed events
Businesses that lean on this
WhatsApp-first businesses
Run the whole business inside the chat
Orders arrive as messages, get copied onto paper, and the only record of what sold is a thread you have to scroll.
Retail & boutiques
Sell the same stock in the shop and in the chat
The counter, the chat and the link each keep their own idea of what is left. Someone walks to the rail to check, and by then it has already sold in store.
Salons & services
Bookings, products and payment in one place
Appointments in one app, retail products in a drawer, payments by transfer, and no single view of what the day earned.
The rest of the platform
None of these is a separate subscription. They are one account, one catalog and one set of numbers.
Online storefront
A microsite on your own link: browse, order ahead, pay.
QR ordering
For when the customer is standing in front of the thing.
Inventory management
One stock record underneath every way you sell.
