WhatsApp Sales-Team Ownership and Handoff SOP
A daily SOP for Nigerian sales teams using one WhatsApp line across sales, payment review, picking, dispatch, and follow-up.
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A daily SOP for Nigerian sales teams using one WhatsApp line across sales, payment review, picking, dispatch, and follow-up.
Understand when WhatsApp Business is enough and when a Nigerian sales team needs ownership, orders, payment review, and fulfilment records behind the conversation.
Keep paid WhatsApp orders visible through picking, confirmation, dispatch, delivery follow-up, and exception recovery.
Keep transfer evidence attached to the customer and order until an authorised person approves, rejects, or follows up.
Move a WhatsApp enquiry into a reviewed customer, product, quote, checkout, or order record without rebuilding the sale later.
A practical ownership model for Nigerian sales teams sharing one business WhatsApp line without hiding who is responsible for each customer.
A careful example of how clearer controls can help the founder stop being the only person who can keep the business accountable.
A careful proof asset showing how one source of stock truth can help a multi-location business reduce branch-by-branch confusion.
A careful, anonymized example of how clearer receiving, transfers, adjustments, and review rhythms can reduce unexplained stock movement.
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