Your products, without building a shop.
The catalog you already keep is the page. Add a product once and it is on the page, in the chat and on the channels you publish to, rather than in three places that disagree by Friday.
Public Page · Sell to them
BetaMost small businesses here do not have a website, and the ones that do are paying somebody to keep it alive. What they actually need is one page that shows what they sell and puts the customer in a chat with them.
This one is in beta. Not every part described here is switched on yet, so read it as what it will do and tell us where it is wrong.
The catalog you already keep is the page. Add a product once and it is on the page, in the chat and on the channels you publish to, rather than in three places that disagree by Friday.
A visitor puts things in a basket and sends it, and it lands in the inbox as a message from a real person you can answer. It becomes a real order when it arrives from the chat, so invented baskets never reach you.
No account, no password, no checkout that asks for an email twice. Which is the whole reason people buy in the chat here in the first place.
Start on a handle we give you, point your own domain at it later, and keep the page either way. A business that outgrows this should be able to leave with its address intact.
Prices or no prices, stock or no stock, a contact button, whether search engines may index it at all. It exists only when you turn it on.
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Questions
The ones we hear most about Public Page. If yours is not here, the answer is a message away.
Probably not as a shop. Connect the website you have instead, and use the chat widget on it. This is for the business that never got around to one.
No. Payment goes from your own gateway to you, and Oleon never holds the money.
A basket is not an order until it arrives from the chat carrying its code. Until then it is a link somebody clicked.
Bring the channels you already answer on into one place, and see what the rest of the week looks like.
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