Cart recovery bot
Recovers 18-24% of abandoned carts
Drag a trigger. Drop a few message nodes. Fork on a condition. Push to live in one click. No code, no scripts, no sandboxes — your real WhatsApp number, instantly.
Official Meta Tech Partner · Trusted by 500+ businesses worldwide
cart_abandoned
30 min
Hey {{name}} 👋
cart > ₹2,000
objection handler
HubSpot
THE NODE PALETTE
4 STEPS TO LIVE
PROVEN PATTERNS
Recovers 18-24% of abandoned carts
Cuts RTO losses by up to 40%
Books 3x more visits than forms
Closes leads in <6 hours
Reduces no-shows by 35%
Lifts D7 retention by 12%
| Capability | LandinChat | Most builders |
|---|---|---|
| Native AI fallback node | ✓ Built-in (GPT, Gemini, Claude) | Bring-your-own webhook |
| Versioning + rollback | ✓ Per-flow git-style history | Overwrite live |
| Live preview on real number | ✓ Yes, no sandbox | Test environment only |
| CRM sync nodes | ✓ HubSpot, Zoho, Salesforce, Sheets | Zapier-only |
| Human handoff routing | ✓ By team, hours, language | Single inbox |
| Conversation analytics | ✓ Per-node drop-off heatmap | Aggregate counts |
No. The visual builder is fully drag-and-drop. Developers can call webhooks or run JS inside any node for advanced logic.
Most teams ship their first bot in 20–30 minutes. Multi-branch flows with CRM sync take 2–4 hours.
Yes — drop a Handoff node and route by team, working hours, language, or any variable. Chats land in the shared inbox instantly.
Yes. LandinChat is an Official Meta Tech Partner. The builder runs on the Cloud API directly — no third-party BSP markup.
Yes. Fork any node into two branches with a percentage split. Built-in analytics shows conversion per branch.
Drop the trigger. Wire the flow. Hit publish. That's it.
Open the builder| Bot type | Best for | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| Rule / menu-based | FAQ deflection, order lookup, appointment booking | Feels stiff for open-ended queries |
| AI (LLM) | Open-ended support, product Q&A, discovery | Hallucination, cost per message |
| Hybrid (default) | Menu for known intents, AI fallback for the tail | Requires careful intent routing |
Most production bots on WhatsApp are hybrid: 6-10 menu intents cover 80% of traffic; an LLM handles the tail with strict grounding to your knowledge base.
A bot loses trust the moment a user asks for a human and gets another menu. Every bot needs an explicit escape: keywords ("agent", "human", "support"), a menu option on every fallback, and business-hours-aware routing (queue when reps are offline). On handoff, pass full transcript + captured fields so the agent doesn't re-ask.
Related: Workflow automation · WhatsApp CRM · WhatsApp API.