The usual questions, resolved on the spot
Availability, opening hours, order status: the agent answers from your real data, not a fixed text, and escalates what it can't resolve.
Enquiries arriving through Instagram land in the same inbox as WhatsApp, web and email. The agent answers from your catalogue, takes the details, books, and passes to a person whatever needs judgement. The customer doesn't notice the channel change; neither does your team.

























What the channel's data says
The same message, two outcomes. The difference isn't the tone: the agent checks your systems, decides within your policy and leaves the task done.
A chatbot that replies
The customer is still waiting
An agent that resolves
Task closed in the conversation
Availability, opening hours, order status: the agent answers from your real data, not a fixed text, and escalates what it can't resolve.
Someone asks about a product they saw in a post. The agent finds it in the catalogue, confirms price and availability and takes the order with complete details.
Instagram stops being one person's phone. Every conversation has an owner, a history and the context of what that customer already discussed on other channels.
When someone asks the price in a comment or a story, the agent replies by direct message with catalogue and payment.
Whoever replies to a story or mentions the account gets served in that same direct message, not a “write to us on WhatsApp”.
The agent answers the comment and takes the detail to the DM: prices, instalments and customer data don't stay in public view.
What comes in through an ad is attributed on the dashboard, alongside what was sold from that conversation.
What you build for this channel works on the other six.
Build an agent, connect it to your systems and watch it work a real case. Or we book 30 minutes and define which indicator you're going to move.
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