Your number, with a QR code
You scan a QR code from your WhatsApp (Linked devices) and the business number gets linked to your account; the status is visible live and, if something drops, you link it again from the system.
You link your business's WhatsApp with a QR code and work from Fluidty: every conversation is matched with the client's record by their phone, and your team signs in with their Fluidty account.
Your business's WhatsApp connects to your account: the conversations enter the inbox and your team handles them from there.
You scan a QR code from your WhatsApp (Linked devices) and the business number gets linked to your account; the status is visible live and, if something drops, you link it again from the system.
The linking works like WhatsApp Web: your WhatsApp keeps working on the phone, and the conversations are handled from Fluidty.
The inbox lives in your Fluidty space: you get in from the system, without opening separate accounts or pasting keys.
A delivery's tracking link can go out through your own WhatsApp, from your number.
The inbox isn't a loose chat: the conversations are matched with your clients' records and from there comes the context to help them.
When the conversation's phone matches a client in your base, the conversation gets linked to their record: their purchase and appointment history, right next to the chat.
From the client's record you see their conversations and go straight into the inbox.
All the conversations of the business WhatsApp enter the same inbox; the ones that don't match a client yet stay there just the same.
You decide who helps: each person gets in with their own access and, without active access, they don't get in.
The internal side also lives in your account: the team coordinates in their chat and the business notifications arrive on their own.
A chat space for the internal side of the business, separate from the conversations with clients.
Sales, bookings, low stock, shipments and the daily summary: you choose which notifications enter the chat and they arrive on their own.
Every person on the team gets in with their Fluidty account, without creating separate users or passwords; if you activate or deactivate someone, their access follows that state.
Your support channel lives in the same chat: you write to us there and the Fluidty team answers. When you join, the business administrator sees the support team directory (our agents) and its public channels.
Your channel credentials are stored encrypted and every business is isolated: your account sees only your information. Matching a conversation with a client’s record uses indexes that never expose the data — personal data is never read to search for it.
What we're asked before connecting the business WhatsApp.
Yes: you connect your business number. You scan a QR code from your WhatsApp (Linked devices) and it gets linked to your account.
They live in your business's inbox space, inside Fluidty's infrastructure — not in a separate account you have to open. Your team sees them, with the access you give them: each person gets in with their own access and without active access they don't get in.
For the internal chat, no: each person gets in with their Fluidty account. For the inbox, the first sign-in asks you to create an app password — the same rule as your Fluidty account, and you can use the same one — and that password also works for the mobile app.
It is activated in your account: you ask from Fluidty, the team enables it, you connect your WhatsApp and your team is ready — without setting up anything on the side.
Yes: your support channel lives in the same chat and the Fluidty team answers. One detail so there are no surprises: when you join the support channel, the Fluidty support team directory (our agents) and its public channels become visible to the business administrator.
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