Quickzu

Sell where conversations already happen. Quickzu lets you stand up a WhatsApp‑powered shop in minutes and run it from any phone. Sign up, pick your language, add your business profile, then build your catalog: create categories, add items, set prices, stock levels, and options (sizes, colors, add‑ons). Upload photos, reorder items, and toggle availability. Publish to a single shareable link and print QR codes for counters, packaging, or tables. If you own a domain, point it to your storefront and add basic SEO details so your menu or product list is discoverable.

Here’s the buying flow your customers see: they open your link, browse a clean, mobile catalog, choose variants, add notes, and confirm pickup, delivery, or dine‑in. When they tap Checkout, their cart becomes a prefilled WhatsApp message to your business number—no app install required. On your side, the message arrives instantly and the order appears in the live dashboard. Update status (received, in progress, ready, delivered), send a quick confirmation, or request clarifications right in chat. For restaurants, use table‑specific QR codes so each order lands with a table tag. For retailers, enable multi‑store to route orders to the right location from the same admin. Need to swap items or process a return? Manage it from the order timeline and keep the customer looped in via WhatsApp.

Set up payments without a gateway. In Business Settings, add instructions—bank details, a payment link, or wallet info—and include them in your order confirmation template. Customers pay online and share the receipt in chat; for walk‑ins, place a payment QR next to your ordering QR. Use Promotions to run limited‑time deals or highlight bestsellers in your catalog. Build customer lists from past orders and send email campaigns for launches and restocks. Connect Google Analytics and Meta Pixel to track traffic and conversions from social posts, QR scans, and search. Monitor inventory so items auto‑hide when sold out, and enable product options to reduce back‑and‑forth. If you manage multiple outlets or brands, switch stores from one login, standardize categories, and roll out promotions across all locations at once. As repeat buyers grow, roll out loyalty perks and nudge them to reorder directly from their last chat thread.

Practical examples: a cafe places unique QR codes on each table and gets orders labeled by table in the dashboard; a home bakery shares one link on Instagram and confirms pickup times in WhatsApp; a neighborhood grocer updates daily stock, toggles items on/off, and collects payments via a bank link; a salon lists services with duration and price variants, books slots over chat, and manages no‑shows with quick replies. With Quickzu, the catalog does the showcasing, WhatsApp handles the conversation, and you stay in control of orders, inventory, and growth from your phone.