Retail · Nairobi
AI automation for retail in Kenya
A shop loses orders when they land in a personal chat, and loses stock when the count waits until closing. Automate one of those.
What this replaces
Order questions interrupt the counter all day.
A popular item runs out before anyone reorders.
Happy customers are never asked for a review.
Illustrative example
Retail: Orders and stock
Not a client result. A picture of the workflow, not a measured outcome.
BeforeOrders arrive in a personal WhatsApp chat and stock is counted at closing.
With an automationCommon order questions get a reply. A daily check emails items at the reorder level.
Example shape: the counter is not the only place an order can land.
Automations that fit
Monthly prices from the studio list. A bundle discount starts at three. Setup fees are included wherever one exists.
Sales
Lead auto-reply & qualifier
Web form or WhatsApp webhook. Groq qualifies the message, replies, saves the lead, and emails you.
KES 4,500/mo · about $35
Customers
FAQ support bot
Paste your FAQ or docs. Groq answers from that text only, and saves questions it cannot answer as leads.
KES 4,500/mo · about $35
Customers
Review & feedback requests
A low score alerts you. A high score sends the customer your Google review link.
KES 2,500/mo · about $19
Operations
Low-stock alerts
A stock list. The daily check alerts you only for items at or below the reorder level.
KES 3,500/mo · about $27
Who it is for
- Shops
- Restaurants
- Wholesalers
- Beauty retail
Questions
Can it take the whole order?
The FAQ bot answers from the menu or product notes you provide. A full ordering app is custom software and is quoted after a call.
How does low stock work without a new system?
You keep a list with quantities and a reorder level. The daily check emails you when an item hits that level.
What does a Kenyan retailer automate first?
Usually the repeated WhatsApp reply, or the stock alert. The free audit picks one.