Everything an Instagram shop needs, in one panel

You write a ready answer for “price”, “size” or “in stock”. The rule fires on DMs, on comments under a post and on story replies, and you can limit it to one particular post.

The comments of the last seven days under your posts are read, and the people who asked the price, the stock or how to buy — and got no answer from anyone, neither a rule nor you — are listed. One tap sends each of them one private message: the reply of the rule you wrote for that post, or your own text. Instagram allows one private message per comment, and only up to 7 days after it; the customer finder keeps to that rule. The first time is free for every page.

You read and answer your page’s DMs from inside the panel. It is clear which messages the bot has handled and which are waiting for you, and you can step into any conversation yourself. Messages Instagram filed under “Requests” are in the same list, and saved replies (type /) drop your usual answers into the reply box in one tap.

You build a multi-step conversation: a menu, the product choice, asking for the size, collecting the address and phone number, and finally the receipt photo. Every step has its own buttons and its own branch, and the answers become an order directly.

Comments that leave a phone number, or that contain words you have banned, are hidden or deleted automatically. You can read the list of blocked comments, so you know nothing was caught by mistake.

Add photos, voice messages and buttons to your replies — or send them together in one card with several photos, which is what a customer expects from a real shop.

Give any rule a “version B”: each person always sees the same variant, and the reply-back rate of both is counted. Until the sample is big enough, the panel calls no winner — decisions come from real numbers, not hunches.

The bot works around the clock; this message goes out only when no rule and no assistant had an answer and it falls outside the hours you set — at most once per person per night, so it never nags.

Each vertical ships a ready set of rules, an order flow and conversation starters. Install, edit the wording to taste, and the page answers from day one.

You type a word and see which rule fires and exactly what would be sent — without a message reaching a real customer.

Ready-made questions shown to a customer as they open a DM with you, each one wired to a rule or a flow of yours.

You write your page’s knowledge base once and the assistant answers from that alone — but like a salesperson: it looks up products and prices in your live catalogue, reports order status with the tracking code, mints a discount code for hesitant buyers within the cap you set, detects unhappy messages and alerts you, and understands voice notes. For a cautious start, there is a draft-only mode.

Every order is a card that moves between “new”, “preparing”, “shipped” and “delivered”. Each move sends the customer a notification, and the postal tracking code is recorded in the same place.

Meta only lets you reply freely for 24 hours after a customer writes. SMS has no such limit: status changes and tracking codes reach the customer, and new orders and receipts reach you.

Products are stored with a photo and a price, then used everywhere: in the order conversation, in the online shop, and in the AI assistant’s answers.

Prices for 18k and 24k gold, melted gold, bank coins and Parsian coins are fetched from the market every minute. One keyword answers DMs and comments with today’s price list, each price with its time; gold products are priced from their weight with your making charge and profit, and the conversation builder has a price calculator too. If a price is more than three days old, that product stops selling instead of quoting a stale number.

Enter a product’s price in dollars, euros, dirhams, lira or yuan, with your own margin and an optional fixed cost. The Toman price is worked out at the live free-market rate and updated with every rate change; the AI assistant, product cards and the online shop all show that same current price. If the rate hasn’t refreshed for more than three days, the product pauses until a fresh rate arrives.

Stock drops with every order and a sold-out product leaves the catalogue automatically — so you never take an order you cannot ship.

A customer joins the queue for a sold-out product and hears from you the moment you restock it.

Change the status of several orders at once, enter tracking codes in a batch, and print ready-made postal labels with sender and receiver addresses.

A few days after shipping, the customer is asked whether the order arrived. “Yes” marks it delivered automatically; “no” alerts you — before it turns into a complaint.

For salons, clinics, studios and consultants: the customer sends one word and the bot asks for the service, staff member, day and time — from your real calendar and capacity. Deposits are confirmed with a receipt inside the chat, automatic DM and SMS reminders go out, and cancelling takes one message.

Set a flat delivery cost and a free-delivery threshold once; after a product is picked, the breakdown (products, shipping, total due) goes to the customer automatically. Discounts only ever touch the products, and a “free shipping” coupon zeroes the delivery line.

Every order gets its own public link: the customer sees the stage, payment status, shipping cost and postal tracking code without opening Instagram, and can print a formal invoice. The same link rides along inside status messages.

Your own shop website with a basket, search, colours and sizes, discount codes and checkout; the products, prices and stock are the panel’s own, and every order arrives in Orders with its tracking code. Ten themes, an editable home page and policies, and the reviews you have approved are shown there too.

For estate agencies and consultants: every listing has a code, and a customer sends just that code to see the price, area, floor, amenities and every photo — with no rule to build. Ask about budget and they get the page's own price ranges with the number of listings in each, then pick theirs. A listing already gone offers the closest ones instead; a buyer's phone number is filed against that listing's code; a viewing request lands on the desk; and each buyer's budget is kept so a matching listing — or a price drop — tells them by itself. The owner's name and number and the exact address are never sent to a customer, and every listing carries a private link where its owner can see the demand for it.

For language schools, technical institutes, private tutors, online-course sellers and coaches: every course has a card with its fee, instalments, teacher, certificate and upcoming intakes with the seats left in each. A customer gets the card with one word or the course code, picks an intake, leaves a name and number and, when a deposit is due, sends the receipt in the same chat; the seat is held until the receipt is checked. A full intake has a waiting line, and the first in line hears when a seat frees up. A placement quiz, free consultation requests, reminders before the first session and each instalment, and an assistant that answers fees and seats from the same book.

For home bakers, cake shops, florists, caterers and custom gifts: in the order conversation the open days become buttons with each day's real capacity, and a full day reads «full». You set the notice needed, the hour tomorrow's orders close, the weekly days off, single closed days, a day's own capacity and the delivery windows. The day sits on the order, the delivery calendar and each day's production list are in one place, and the customer is reminded the day before.

For cafés, restaurants, fast food and coffee bars: a professional online menu with photos, vegan and allergy tags, «sold out today» and a QR code for every table; guests order at the table and call the waiter or the bill. A waiting line at the door with a pager in the DM, a live web page and SMS, and a TV screen that shows the numbers called. Pickup with time slots and a kitchen cap, delivery by zone with no commission, table bookings with a deposit and a «tell me» waiting list, a stamp card with a counter code, story-mention rewards, a feedback ask after the visit with map review links, gift cards, birthday packages split between guests, event tickets and catering quotes — all from inside the DM.

For car showrooms, new and used dealers and brokers: every car has a code, and a customer gets its full card — photos, mileage, paint and body condition, insurance and price — from the code, the model name or a comment under that car's post; a price not confirmed for some days is given with its date. A lone number such as «206» or «98» is asked about: a code or a model. «Do you sell on instalments?» is answered from your own instalment plans with exact figures, «What do you have under 800 million?» shows the cars in that budget, and a buyer you had nothing for is kept with «the car I want» and told when it arrives. Visits and test drives booked with a phone number, trade-ins taken without the bot ever pricing the customer's car, and a desk with days on the lot and questions per car. The plate, the chassis number and the owner's details never reach a customer.

Every phone number captured in your conversations is collected into one exportable list, with the username it came from and the date.

Every order, contact and receipt is POSTed the moment it happens as a signed message to any URL you choose (your WordPress site, say), and the API key lets your own system sync stock and prices, read orders and update their status — with ready-made WordPress sample code.

A record for each customer with their total spend, an automatic segment (VIP, at risk, new), and a group message you can send to any segment.

After delivery, a satisfaction message goes out, and a repeat-purchase offer follows at the intervals you set. A customer who reaches a set number of orders is issued a loyalty discount code automatically.

Once an order is delivered, a star-rating request is sent automatically. The reviews you approve appear in your online shop.

Create a percentage or fixed-amount code that applies inside the order conversation itself — with a limit on how often it can be used and a date it expires.

The customer’s birthday is recorded in the conversation on the Persian calendar, and on the day itself the greeting goes out automatically with a discount code.

Every customer gets their own invite link. When their friend buys, the reward for both of them is issued automatically.

Paste a @BotFather token and everything lights up: the same rules and flows, order taking with receipts, appointment booking and the shared inbox — on Telegram. Telegram messages never touch your DM quota, and with no 24-hour window, broadcasting to every bot contact is always possible.

Paste the token @botfather gives you in Bale and the same rules and flows, the AI assistant, order taking with receipts, booking and the shared inbox run on Bale. Bale messages never touch your DM quota and have no 24-hour window; put the bot's ble.ir link in your bio and stories so customers always have a way to reach you.

A group message that goes only to people whose 24-hour window is open — which is to say, exactly the people Meta permits you to message. Telegram bot contacts always stay on the list; Telegram has no window.

Draw from the comments on one or more posts, with conditions such as a keyword or a minimum number of comments — and the result can be checked on a public verification page.

A customer spins the wheel with one word in a DM — only if they follow you, and only once a day. The prizes are real discount codes, not stickers.

During a live, comments are answered automatically, and a live counter shows how many orders that broadcast has brought in.

Queue posts, stories and reels and they are published on your page automatically — with suggested times drawn from when your audience is most active.

An ig.me link with the keyword already filled in, plus a printable QR code — and a count of how many times each one was used.

When a customer mentions your page in a story, a thank-you — and a discount code, if you want one — is sent to them automatically.

Say once which product a story is about, and every reply to it — “how much?”, “in stock?”, even a single emoji — is answered with that product: photo, price, availability and an order button. Afterwards you can see which stories actually sold.

Customers who abandoned an order conversation half-finished are identified, and one ready-written message reminds all of them at once.

From the first interaction to a confirmed payment, every step with its own conversion rate. Beside it, daily revenue, your audience’s golden hours, and which scenario brought in the most sales.

Instagram only tells you likes and reach; this shows each post’s full path: comments, DMs, orders and paid revenue in Toman — with a top-seller badge, comment-to-order conversion and reels-versus-photo comparison. Rules are ranked by money too, not message counts.

Straight from Instagram’s own statistics: your dominant follower persona, the age pyramid, gender split, top cities and the follower trend — beside a follower-to-buyer funnel. Answers three questions: what to sell, to whom, and where to advertise.

This week against last week, plus concrete suggestions: which in-demand product is out of stock, how many questions went unanswered, and when your allowance runs out at this pace.

Reach, likes and saves for the posts published from the scheduler, next to the sales from the same period.

The error rate of your sends, the reason behind each failure, and a projection of the day your message allowance will run out.

The full list of messages sent, with the contact’s handle, their incoming text, the rule that fired and the delivery result.

Give your assistant or colleague their own account on their own mobile number — the Instagram password never changes hands. Set each section to “view only” or “full”, hide customers’ phone numbers from them and limit them to chosen pages; billing, the subscription and page connections always stay with you.

Browser notifications for the moments that matter: new orders and bookings, payment receipts, a customer ready to buy or unhappy. Free and unlimited — and inside the panel, red counters beside each tab show what is waiting for you.

The connection is made through Instagram’s official login, and we receive only a limited token that you can revoke from your Instagram settings whenever you like.

You open a ticket and get the answer inside this panel — without the conversation getting lost in a DM thread.