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Launch faster with 11 essential, ready-made flows for abandoned carts, COD confirmation, prepaid conversion, reviews, reorders, upsells, and order updates. Don't pay extra for core automation.
Create WhatsApp flows step by step using messages, buttons, conditions, actions, links, images, and follow-up decision paths. Build guided flows without starting from a blank screen every time.

Start flows when customers send a keyword, ask a question, reply to a campaign, or message your WhatsApp number directly. Route each chat based on what the customer says.

Run flows when shoppers abandon checkout, place orders, complete payments, cancel orders, or move through delivery stages. Keep WhatsApp follow-ups tied to real store activity.

Send different messages to COD and prepaid customers based on payment type, order value, or confirmation status. Use the right follow-up to reduce drop-offs and failed deliveries.

Set wait times between messages for cart reminders, COD reconfirmations, delivery follow-ups, review requests, and reorder nudges. Reach customers when they are most likely to act.

Trigger chatbot journeys from systems beyond Shopify when needed. Connect store events, third-party tools, or backend actions to WhatsApp flows using webhook-based triggers.

Save drafts, publish flows, pause unused automations, review sent messages, and organize flows with tags or favorites without losing control.

Build premium custom flows for a transparent monthly cost, instead of hiring developers for every change. Let your team test, edit, and improve chatbot journeys faster.


Zoko can fit into your current e-commerce workflows, including Shopify and connected business systems. Use it to keep WhatsApp conversations tied to the tools your team already uses.
As an Official Meta Business Partner, Zoko helps you manage chatbot interactions within a structured WhatsApp Business setup that complies with the latest data privacy regulations. This gives your team a safer way to handle customer replies, order details, and post-purchase communication.


Marketing, support, and operations teams can manage flows from the same platform. This helps each team update the journeys they own without breaking the full customer experience.
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Pick one real business problem or high-impact task your team handles every day, such as cart follow-ups, COD reconfirmation, shipping queries, review requests, or reorder nudges.

Start with a ready-made e-commerce playbook if the journey is common, like cart recovery or COD confirmation. Build a custom path when your store needs specific rules, messages, or customer segments.


Decide what each customer should do next after entering the flow, such as completing payment, confirming an order, tracking a shipment, leaving a review, or buying again. Then add the right message, button, link, delay, or condition for that action.

Test every path before launch, including replies, buttons, payment links, delays, and fallbacks. Once live, track flow performance, pause weak journeys, and improve messages based on customer actions.
Yes, but only with approved WhatsApp message templates. This is useful for cart reminders, order updates, payment nudges, or delivery messages when the customer has not replied recently.
Yes. You can use tags and conditions to control who enters a flow and what message they receive next. For example, a customer who has already received a delivery message or a COD reminder can be excluded from the same follow-up.
Yes. Zoko lets you edit default playbooks before using them, including the conditions that decide who receives the message. This helps you avoid sending generic flows to every customer.
Yes. Zoko has duplicate order flow cards that help automate checks for duplicate orders in Shopify. This is useful for stores that receive repeated orders due to customer errors or technical issues.
Yes. Zoko’s trigger refresh option helps update the trigger data with the latest information from Zoko or Shopify. This helps your team test and set up flows using current order or message details.
Yes. You can set conditions around customer actions, keywords, tags, or order data. This helps your team send flows to customers who are more likely to buy, confirm, review, or reorder.