Template 1
Cart reminder
Best timing: 15-30 minutes after abandonment
5 ready-to-use messages
Bring high-intent shoppers back with a helpful reminder, direct checkout link, and clear reason to finish.
Template 1
Best timing: 15-30 minutes after abandonment
Template 2
Best timing: 4-6 hours later
Template 3
Best timing: Only when stock is genuinely low
Template 4
Best timing: Only with a real, active offer
Template 5
Best timing: 18-24 hours later
5 ready-to-use messages
Confirm intent before dispatch, correct address issues early, and offer prepaid payment without pressure.
Template 6
Best timing: Immediately after a COD order
Template 7
Best timing: 2-4 hours after no response
Template 8
Best timing: Before packing or dispatch
Template 9
Best timing: After COD confirmation
Template 10
Best timing: Before dispatching high-value orders
5 ready-to-use messages
Reduce “where is my order?” questions by proactively sharing useful information at every stage.
Template 11
Best timing: Immediately after confirmation
Template 12
Best timing: When the shipment is handed over
Template 13
Best timing: On the delivery day
Template 14
Best timing: Soon after a failed attempt
Template 15
Best timing: Shortly after delivery
5 ready-to-use messages
Stay useful after the sale with care tips, feedback requests, replenishment reminders, and relevant updates.
Template 16
Best timing: 1-3 days after delivery
Template 17
Best timing: 3-7 days after delivery
Template 18
Best timing: Based on the real usage cycle
Template 19
Best timing: When a requested item returns
Template 20
Best timing: 45-90 days after last purchase
4 ready-to-use messages
Set expectations quickly and move each conversation toward a clear resolution.
Template 21
Best timing: At the start of a conversation
Template 22
Best timing: As soon as a request arrives
Template 23
Best timing: After checking return eligibility
Template 24
Best timing: When the refund is initiated
A strong template still needs the right consent, context and timing.
Decide whether the message should confirm, inform, recover, or support. Keep one main action.
Swap each placeholder for a customer name, order number, product, amount, date, or secure link.
Keep the required details, but edit the tone so the message sounds like your store.
Message customers with appropriate opt-in and submit templates for approval when required.
Check mobile formatting, variables, buttons, links, tracking, replies, and opt-out handling.
Track delivery, clicks, conversions, replies, blocks, and opt-outs before increasing frequency.
{{1}}Customer name{{2}}Product, order number, or store{{3}}Benefit, amount, date, or address{{4}}Secure checkout, tracking, or support linkA WhatsApp message template is a reusable message format a business uses through the WhatsApp Business Platform. Templates sent outside the customer service window generally need Meta approval and must follow WhatsApp policies.
Mention the cart context, remind the customer what they left behind, provide one direct checkout link, and offer help. Keep it brief, avoid false urgency, and send only to customers who opted in.
Include the customer name, store name, order number, value, and a simple confirm or cancel action. Show the delivery address and provide a clear correction path when verifying an address.
Yes, after replacing every variable and checking all prices, policies, dates, and links. Submit applicable business-initiated templates for Meta review before sending them through the WhatsApp Business Platform.
Start with two or three: a reminder after 15 to 30 minutes, a benefit or support message several hours later, and an optional final reminder the next day. Test frequency against conversions, opt-outs, and feedback.
Get explicit opt-in, identify your brand, send relevant messages at reasonable times, cap frequency, avoid misleading urgency, and make opting out easy.
Recover carts, verify COD orders and update customers with WhatsApp automation built for commerce.
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