WhatsApp and Viber ordering · Maldives

Eleven messages
to sell one dress.

You are not going to stop selling on chat, and you should not. But the thread is doing five jobs it was never built for: catalogue, price list, checkout, order book and delivery tracker. Hand four of those to a link and keep the conversation.

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AAminath11 messages
Hi, is the green dress still there20:41
Which one dear20:52
The one in the 3rd photo20:53
Yes available21:06
Price?21:06
124021:14
Size M have?21:15
Let me check21:31
Account number pls21:44
Sent22:19
Hello? did you get it23:52
Three hours, eleven messages, and the slip is now buried above forty other chats.The M was already sold that afternoon.
AAminath2 messages
Hi, is the green dress still there20:41
Rihi BoutiqueEverything in stock right now, with sizes and pricesshop.eveyla.com/rihi
Ordered, sent the slip through the page20:48
Seven minutes. She saw that M was gone and took L instead. The slip is attached to the order. You confirmed it in one tap, and she can watch it come.
The quiet bill

Selling in DMs is not free. It is just billed in evenings.

The cost does not show on any invoice, which is exactly why it goes unnoticed until the shop grows past a handful of orders a week.

5×
Apps holding orders at once: WhatsApp, Viber, Instagram, Messenger and a notebook
2am
The hour you finish copying the day's messages into a list
0
People who can cover for you, because it is all in your phone
1
Item sold twice on the same evening, which is how you lose a customer for good

The chats are not the problem. The problem is that the chat is your catalogue, your checkout and your order book at the same time, and it is bad at all three.

The change that works

Chat becomes the front door. Not the workshop.

Nobody has to move to a new app, learn a new habit, or stop messaging you. The conversation stays exactly where it is. The work moves out.

Stays in the chat

What chat is genuinely good at
  • The first hello, and the relationship that keeps them coming back
  • Photos of what just arrived, and the story that sells it
  • Questions only you can answer: will this fit, can you do it in navy
  • The message that says your order is on the way
  • Regulars who would rather just tell you what they want

Moves to the link

What chat was never built to do
  • The catalogue, with today's prices and what is actually in stock
  • Checkout: items, delivery island, phone number, cash or transfer
  • The transfer slip, attached to the order instead of floating in a thread
  • The order book, one list with a status on every line
  • Tracking, so they stop asking and you stop replying
Three things a thread cannot do

This is where orders are actually lost.

Hold the last one

In a chat, two customers can both be told yes at nine in the evening. You find out when you go to pack.

On the link, stock comes down as orders land. When the last size M goes, the option closes itself, and the second customer sees it before they decide instead of after.

Keep the slip with the order

In a chat, the slip is a photo somewhere above forty other messages. Matching it to an order means scrolling, and you will do that at midnight.

On the link, the customer attaches the slip at checkout and it sits on the order next to the amount. You look once, tap confirm, and the order shows paid.

Tell them where it is

In a chat, every customer who is waiting sends you the same message, and each one deserves a reply.

On the link, every order carries a tracking page that moves as you pack and send. The question stops being asked, because the answer is already on their phone.

Be handed to someone else

In a chat, the whole shop is inside your personal phone. Taking a day off means the shop takes one too.

On the link, the orders live on a board a helper can be given without handing over your messages, your money screens or your phone.

For the orders that still come as a message

Nothing gets left out of the list.

Type a chat order onto the same board in a few taps. It gets a number, a status and a place in the day's total.
It comes out of the same stock, so the link and the chat can never oversell each other.
You can attach their slip to an order you typed in yourself, exactly like one placed through the link.
Send them the tracking link back in the chat, so even a message order stops generating follow-up messages.
Paste a single item into a chat and a proper preview card appears, with the photo, name and price.
At the end of the night, one screen tells you what to pack and who to chase.
Start where you are

You do not have to pay to stop losing orders.

Take the free listing first. If it earns its place, the cart and the order board are one step up.

Listing
Free

A real page for your shop, and a button that opens a chat with you. Good for testing whether a link changes anything.

  • Your own page and link to share
  • Up to five items with photos and prices
  • A button that opens WhatsApp or Viber with you
  • Listed in the Eveyla directory
  • No cart or checkout
  • No order board or tracking
Get the free listing

No commission on either tier. Customers pay you directly. Stop paying and you drop back to the free listing with the same link, rather than disappearing.

Straight answers

Questions people actually ask.

Do my customers have to download anything?
No. They tap your link and it opens in the browser they already have. No account, no app, no password. That is the whole reason it works on a chat-first customer.
Will I stop getting messages?
No, and you would not want to. Chat stays your front door. What changes is that you answer with a link instead of typing prices, and the ordering happens on a page that keeps a record.
What about customers who refuse to use a link?
Take their order in the chat like you always have, then add it to the board in a few taps. It gets a number, comes out of the same stock, and counts in the same day's total.
Does Eveyla connect to the WhatsApp Business API?
No, and that is deliberate. There is no bot answering your customers and no automated broadcast pretending to be you. Eveyla gives you a link to send and a board to work from, and the conversation stays yours.
Can I keep using my own number?
Yes. Your number stays your number. Your shop page carries a button that opens a chat with you, which is how the free listing works.
How do I handle the transfer slip?
On the storefront tier the customer attaches it at checkout and it lands on the order. You see the amount and the slip together and confirm in one tap. You can also attach a slip to an order you typed in from a chat.
Is there really a free tier?
Yes. A page for your shop with up to five items and a button through to your chat, listed in the directory, at no cost. It does not include the cart, the order board or tracking.
Does Eveyla take a cut of what I sell?
No. Customers pay you directly by cash, transfer or PayPal. Nothing passes through Eveyla, so there is nothing to deduct and no payout to wait for.
I sell on Instagram too. Does that work?
Yes. It is one link, so put it in your bio and reply with it in Instagram DMs the same way you would in WhatsApp or Viber. Every order from every channel lands on the same board.
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