Shipway WhatsApp Integration
Shipway tracks every shipment across your courier partners — but a tracking page nobody opens does not save an order or a customer. The InfiQ Shipway WhatsApp integration turns each Shipway logistics event into a timely, branded message on the channel Indian shoppers actually read: WhatsApp. When a parcel is picked up, out for delivery, delayed, or hits an NDR, InfiQ fires the right approved template to the buyer automatically — with two-way replies flowing back so customers can confirm addresses, reschedule, or reduce RTO without ever leaving the chat. Everything runs on the official WhatsApp Business API through your own Meta account, with transparent ₹ pricing.
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Live syncWhat the Shipway + WhatsApp integration actually does
Shipway aggregates tracking data from dozens of courier partners into a single stream of order and shipment status events. InfiQ subscribes to that stream and maps each event to a pre-approved WhatsApp template, then delivers it to the customer's number in real time through the official WhatsApp Business API. Instead of the buyer refreshing a courier's tracking page, they get a proactive WhatsApp update the moment status changes — the channel where open rates on Indian mobile far outpace SMS or email. Because the messages are two-way, a customer can reply 'reschedule' or share a corrected address, and InfiQ syncs that reply back into your workflow so your ops or CX team acts on it directly in the conversation.
- Order confirmed and shipment created alerts the moment the AWB is generated
- In-transit and out-for-delivery notifications tied to the actual courier scan
- Delivery confirmation plus a post-delivery feedback or review prompt
- NDR and address-confirmation prompts that let buyers fix failed deliveries in chat
Use cases that move real numbers
The point of wiring Shipway to WhatsApp is not just prettier notifications — it is fewer failed deliveries, lower RTO, and more repeat orders. For a D2C brand or online store shipping COD and prepaid across India, the highest-value automation is NDR recovery: when a courier marks a delivery as failed, InfiQ instantly messages the customer asking them to confirm their address or availability, turning a would-be return into a successful second attempt. Out-for-delivery alerts cut 'where is my order' tickets that flood support on delivery day. Delivery-confirmation feedback loops capture reviews while the unboxing is fresh, and a well-timed WhatsApp reorder nudge on consumables keeps customers coming back. Every one of these is a template you switch on in minutes, not a custom build.
- NDR and RTO reduction: reach the buyer on WhatsApp before the courier gives up
- COD confirmation to weed out fake or hesitant orders before dispatch
- Out-for-delivery and delivery-day alerts that shrink support ticket volume
- Post-delivery feedback, review requests, and reorder nudges to grow lifetime value
How setup works, end to end
You do not need engineers to go live. InfiQ handles the WhatsApp Business API onboarding on a Meta account you own, so the number, quality rating, and message history stay yours — never locked inside a reseller's shared account. From there, connecting Shipway is a mapping exercise: you point Shipway's events at InfiQ, match each event to the WhatsApp template you want it to send, and enable the automations relevant to your business. InfiQ pre-fills sensible template drafts for tracking, out-for-delivery, NDR, and feedback so you are editing copy rather than writing from scratch, and templates go through Meta's approval before they can send. You then run an end-to-end test on a real order before flipping everything live.
- Connect Shipway to InfiQ and authorise the event feed
- Map each Shipway logistics event to an approved WhatsApp template
- Turn on only the automations you need — start with NDR and out-for-delivery
- Test on a live order end to end, then go live with monitoring on delivery health
Why route Shipway through InfiQ
Plenty of tools will fire a single static notification and call it an integration. InfiQ wires the full loop: Shipway events in, approved WhatsApp templates out, and customer replies synced back so a delivery conversation is genuinely two-way. As an official Meta Business Partner in India, InfiQ runs everything on the sanctioned WhatsApp Business API — not on unofficial or grey-market gateways that risk your number being banned. Your business owns its Meta assets and BSUID, so you keep control of the number and its quality rating. And the commercial model is honest: InfiQ charges transparent ₹ pricing, ex-GST, where WhatsApp bills per delivered message by category — marketing, utility, or authentication — under the pricing model Meta moved to on 1 July 2025. Most shipment and NDR alerts fall in the lower-cost utility category, so a well-designed flow stays economical at scale.
- Official Meta Business Partner using the sanctioned WhatsApp Business API
- You own the Meta account, number, and BSUID — no reseller lock-in
- Two-way replies synced back, not one-directional blast notifications
- Transparent ₹ pricing, billed per delivered message by category
Frequently asked questions
Does Shipway sync to WhatsApp automatically?+
Do I need code or a developer to set this up?+
Can customer replies come back to us?+
What does it cost to send these messages?+
Can this help reduce my RTO and NDR rates?+
Whose WhatsApp account are the messages sent from?+
Which Shipway events can trigger a message?+
Do WhatsApp templates need approval before sending?+
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