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WebPlatform modules, explained for customers

Understand who each module is for, the business problem it addresses, what your team can accomplish, and the typical customer journey—without technical implementation detail.

How to choose where to start

Begin with the customer journey you want to improve. You can add connected modules as the business need grows.

Attract and explain

Start with Storefront, Catalog, Social Publishing, or Campaigns when customers need to discover and understand your offer.

Convert and serve

Use Packages, Commerce, Appointments, and Customer modules when customers need to buy, book, pay, or receive service.

Improve and scale

Add Automation, Reports, and Integrations when your team needs consistency, connected systems, and better decisions.

Module 01

Storefront and Pages

Create the public website experience customers use to discover, enquire, book, or buy.

Best for: Businesses that need a clear, branded website with simple paths to enquiry, booking, or purchase.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Explain your offer clearly on every device.
  • Guide visitors toward the right next action.
  • Keep important business information current without rebuilding the whole site.

A typical customer journey

  1. Choose the website structure.
  2. Create pages and reusable content.
  3. Arrange navigation and calls to action.
  4. Preview on desktop and mobile before publishing.

What your team can manage

  • Website pages
  • Navigation menus
  • Brand and template settings
  • Contact and conversion links
Module 02

Catalog, Products, and Services

Maintain the products and services used by storefronts, checkout, invoicing, and reporting.

Best for: Retailers, service providers, and teams managing multiple offers, prices, options, or availability.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Help customers compare offers confidently.
  • Reduce questions caused by incomplete prices or descriptions.
  • Keep sales, checkout, and invoices aligned to the same offer information.

A typical customer journey

  1. Create categories.
  2. Add complete product or service information.
  3. Configure variants and availability.
  4. Review pricing, tax, and discount presentation.

What your team can manage

  • Categories
  • Products and services
  • Attributes and variants
  • Pricing and discounts
Module 03

Packages and Subscriptions

Offer structured plans with clear inclusions, duration, pricing, purchase, and renewal paths.

Best for: Memberships, retainers, bundled services, recurring access, and tiered product plans.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Make plan differences easy to understand.
  • Let customers choose and purchase with less sales assistance.
  • Give customers and staff clearer access and renewal visibility.

A typical customer journey

  1. Define package tiers.
  2. Set duration and pricing.
  3. Publish package comparisons.
  4. Monitor purchases, renewals, and access.

What your team can manage

  • Package categories
  • Plan comparison
  • Purchase flow
  • Subscription history
Module 04

Orders, Payments, and Invoices

Manage the transaction lifecycle from checkout through payment confirmation, invoice, and fulfilment.

Best for: Businesses that accept online or assisted payments and need an organized transaction record.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Give buyers a consistent checkout and confirmation experience.
  • Reduce payment-status and invoice confusion.
  • Help service, operations, and finance teams work from the same order history.

A typical customer journey

  1. Configure an available payment method.
  2. Run a test checkout.
  3. Review order and payment status.
  4. Issue the invoice and complete fulfilment.

What your team can manage

  • Checkout
  • Payment methods
  • Orders
  • Invoices and transaction records
Module 05

Appointments and Scheduling

Manage services, availability, bookings, rescheduling, and completion without manual coordination.

Best for: Clinics, consultants, salons, trainers, agencies, and appointment-led service businesses.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Let customers choose suitable available times.
  • Reduce booking calls and scheduling back-and-forth.
  • Keep staff and customers informed when bookings change.

A typical customer journey

  1. Create services and durations.
  2. Set provider working hours.
  3. Publish booking availability.
  4. Confirm, reschedule, or complete bookings.

What your team can manage

  • Services
  • Working hours
  • Customer bookings
  • Manual appointments
Module 06

Customers, Contacts, and Leads

Keep customer and prospect information organized for service, sales, and consent-aware communication.

Best for: Sales, support, service, and marketing teams that need a shared view of customer relationships.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Keep useful customer context together.
  • Follow up with the right audience and purpose.
  • Respect communication preferences and consent.

A typical customer journey

  1. Capture or import contacts.
  2. Record consent and useful profile details.
  3. Group or qualify the audience.
  4. Use the record in permitted operational workflows.

What your team can manage

  • Customer profiles
  • Contact lists
  • Groups and segments
  • Lead follow-up
Module 07

Email Campaigns

Create targeted email communication and review delivery and engagement performance.

Best for: Businesses sending newsletters, product education, announcements, offers, or lifecycle communication.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Send more relevant communication to defined audiences.
  • Use reusable content to save campaign preparation time.
  • Learn from delivery and engagement results before the next campaign.

A typical customer journey

  1. Prepare a consented audience.
  2. Verify sender configuration.
  3. Build and test campaign content.
  4. Send or schedule and review the report.

What your team can manage

  • Contacts and segments
  • Campaign builder
  • Templates
  • Delivery and engagement reports
Module 08

WhatsApp Campaigns

Send consent-based WhatsApp campaigns using approved templates and controlled audiences.

Best for: Teams using WhatsApp for timely updates, reminders, service communication, and approved promotions.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Reach opted-in customers on a familiar channel.
  • Use approved, consistent messages for important updates.
  • Track delivery and responses instead of relying on manual sending.

A typical customer journey

  1. Connect WhatsApp Business.
  2. Sync approved templates.
  3. Choose an opted-in audience.
  4. Test, send, and monitor delivery.

What your team can manage

  • Templates
  • Contacts and groups
  • Campaign scheduling
  • Delivery and response reports
Module 09

Social Publishing

Prepare and publish approved content to connected social accounts from one workspace.

Best for: Marketing teams managing recurring content across supported business social accounts.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Reduce repeated publishing work.
  • Keep messaging consistent across selected channels.
  • Maintain a clearer record of what was published.

A typical customer journey

  1. Connect supported accounts.
  2. Prepare the post and media.
  3. Select destinations.
  4. Publish and review the result.

What your team can manage

  • Connected accounts
  • Post composer
  • Media
  • Publishing history
Module 10

Automation and AI Assistance

Use guided automation and AI-supported tools to reduce repetitive work while keeping human review.

Best for: Teams that want faster content, qualification, and routine workflows without removing human control.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Spend less time on repetitive preparation.
  • Use structured assistance to improve consistency.
  • Keep a person responsible for reviewing important output and decisions.

A typical customer journey

  1. Choose a defined business task.
  2. Configure the required inputs and safeguards.
  3. Review generated output.
  4. Approve, run, and monitor the workflow.

What your team can manage

  • Workflow assistance
  • Content support
  • Lead prioritization
  • Human approval controls
Module 11

Reports and Analytics

Review commerce, appointment, campaign, and operational performance in one account.

Best for: Owners, managers, marketing teams, and operations teams making decisions from business activity.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • See results without assembling separate spreadsheets.
  • Compare performance across periods and activities.
  • Turn findings into clearer operational or campaign actions.

A typical customer journey

  1. Choose the relevant report.
  2. Set the period and filters.
  3. Compare results with the business objective.
  4. Export or act on the findings.

What your team can manage

  • Transactions
  • Appointments
  • Email performance
  • WhatsApp performance
Module 12

Plugins and Integrations

Connect WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, and supported custom systems with WebPlatform.

Best for: Businesses keeping an existing website or store while adding WebPlatform communication, payments, or workflows.

What this can improve for your customers and team

  • Extend an existing site instead of replacing it.
  • Keep connected customer and order workflows more consistent.
  • Use public guides to install and test supported connections confidently.

A typical customer journey

  1. Choose the connector.
  2. Install or configure it in the external platform.
  3. Connect the WebPlatform account securely.
  4. Test before enabling live synchronization.

What your team can manage

  • WordPress plugins
  • WooCommerce extensions
  • Shopify connectors
  • Customer-safe API documentation

Frequently asked questions

Do I need every module?

No. Start with the modules that support your immediate customer journey. Additional modules can be introduced when the business process is ready.

Can WebPlatform work with my existing website or store?

Supported plugins and integrations can extend existing WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, and custom website workflows. The right approach depends on the system and business goal.

How should we prepare before activation?

Define the customer outcome, assign an owner, prepare accurate content or records, and agree on a small test journey before using the module with live customers.

How do we protect customer communication preferences?

Collect appropriate consent, keep preferences current, choose relevant audiences, and use approved communication formats where required.

How will we know whether a module is helping?

Choose a simple measure before launch—such as completed bookings, paid orders, response rate, delivery rate, or time saved—and review it regularly.