LeadCeleris
Instagram & WhatsApp boutiques

Your Instagram comments should become orders

Size, colour, stock, and COD, handled in one conversation. AI answers product questions and captures the order; a human steps in for custom sizing.

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How it works for instagram and whatsapp boutiques

The conversation flow a customer actually experiences, end to end.

  1. 1

    Customer comes from Instagram or WhatsApp

    Someone comments on a post, taps a story link, or messages your WhatsApp number after seeing an item they like on your feed or a friend's recommendation.

  2. 2

    AI answers size, fabric, colour, price, and stock questions

    The AI checks trained product details and answers immediately, instead of the customer waiting hours for "is this available in medium?" to get a reply and buying elsewhere in the meantime.

  3. 3

    It recommends matching products

    If an item is out of stock or the customer is browsing, the AI can suggest close matches from your catalogue, keeping the conversation moving toward a sale instead of a dead end.

  4. 4

    It captures quantity, delivery, and COD details

    Once the customer decides, the AI collects size, quantity, delivery address, and payment preference (including cash on delivery) in a structured order summary.

  5. 5

    A human handles custom sizing or special requests

    Custom stitching, alterations, or bespoke colour requests are hand-off moments. The AI recognises these and brings in a team member with the full conversation already visible.

  6. 6

    Order information is stored in the CRM

    Every captured order, along with the customer's contact details and conversation history, is saved so repeat customers do not have to re-explain their preferences next time.

Setup guide

Everything you need to configure LeadCeleris for instagram and whatsapp boutiques, in order.

01

Connect Instagram DMs and WhatsApp

Link your Instagram professional account and WhatsApp Business number under Channels so comments, story replies, and direct messages all land in one shared inbox with the same AI behind them.

02

Train the AI on your product catalogue

Add products with size, colour, fabric, price, and current stock. If you sell fast-moving drops, keep this updated weekly, stock accuracy is what stops the AI from confirming an item that already sold out.

Note your delivery areas, delivery fees, COD limits, and any exchange or return policy so the AI can answer honestly instead of guessing.

  • Product name, price, colour and size options, fabric
  • Current stock status per variant
  • Delivery zones, fees, and estimated timelines
  • COD limits and return or exchange policy
03

Define what a captured order needs

Set the fields the AI must collect before an order counts as complete: item, size, quantity, delivery address, and payment method. This turns a chat into something your fulfilment team can act on without calling the customer back to ask basics.

04

Hand off custom requests and complaints

Add escalation triggers for custom sizing, bespoke orders, bulk or wholesale enquiries, and complaints about a previous order. These need a person's judgment, not a scripted answer.

  • Pause AI on custom stitching or alteration requests
  • Escalate bulk orders above a quantity you define
  • Route complaint or refund keywords to a team member immediately
05

Test with real product questions, then go live

Message yourself as a customer: ask about a size that is out of stock, ask for a colour comparison, and place a full COD order end to end. Once the flow feels natural, turn it on for new inbound traffic from your next post or story.

Frequently asked questions

Can the AI check real-time stock?+

It answers from the stock status you keep updated in the knowledge base. For boutiques with fast-moving inventory, a quick weekly update keeps answers accurate; some teams update stock daily during active sales.

Does it work if I mostly get orders from Instagram comments?+

Yes. Once a comment turns into a DM conversation, it is treated the same as any other inbound message, the AI answers, qualifies, and captures the order in the same shared inbox as WhatsApp.

What about Messenger?+

Messenger support is on our roadmap and not live yet. Instagram DMs and WhatsApp are fully supported today; we will update this guide when Messenger ships.

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