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Practice IV · Desks and integrations

Automations & Integrations. the copy-paste, gone.

WhatsApp desks, API plumbing, and the quiet jobs that run at three in the morning so nobody has to retype anything.

Official WhatsApp Business API desks, webhook and queue infrastructure, and integrations between the systems you already run. Usually the fastest return of anything on this list, because it removes work rather than adding software.

Outcomes

What you walk away with.

  • Manual re-entry between systems removed
  • Jobs that keep running when people are asleep
  • Failure alerts instead of silent breakage
  • Documented, so it survives a staff change
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Inside the practice

3 ways to enter.

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WhatsApp Business Desks

Official API desks with catalogs, payments and broadcast, plus chatbots that hand a real person the questions that matter.

  • Business verification and sender setup
  • Catalogs, payments, and order updates
  • Chatbots with a clean human handoff
  • Built on the official API, not a workaround

DeliverableA channel your customers already use, run properly.

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System Integrations

The plumbing between your storefront, your ERP, your accounting and your CRM, so a record exists once rather than four times.

  • Shopify, Tally, Zoho, HubSpot, ERPs
  • Webhooks, queues, and retry logic
  • Field mapping agreed before we build
  • Reconciliation reports that catch drift

DeliverableOne number that agrees with itself everywhere.

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Internal Workflow Automation

The repetitive jobs somebody currently does by hand every morning, moved into something that does not forget or take leave.

  • Scheduled jobs and batch processing
  • Document generation and dispatch
  • Approval chains with escalation
  • Alerting when something does not run

DeliverableA morning routine nobody has to perform.

How it runs

  1. I

    Understand

    A working call, not a discovery document. By the end of one call we both know what is being built.

  2. II

    Sketch

    Direction and wireframes first. You see the shape of the thing before anyone writes code.

  3. III

    Build

    A live link from week one and a working build every Friday. You watch it grow instead of waiting for a reveal.

  4. IV

    Approve

    Nothing goes live until you say so. Changes are part of the plan, never a second invoice.

  5. V

    Launch

    We put it live, keep watch for a year, and hand over every key, account and repository.

VThe brief

Send a brief. Or a fragment.

Tell us what you are trying to build. You talk to the people who will build it, not to an account manager. We reply within one working day.

Where
Delhi, India / Working globally

· INITIALISING BRIEF

> WHO IS THIS?

> WHERE DO WE REPLY?

> WHAT ARE YOU BUILDING?

Building

> TELL US WHAT IT HAS TO DO.

OR hello@blulinkdevelopments.com