WhatsApp sales agent for marketing and communication agencies
Agency prospects arrive through the website, social channels or word of mouth — and the first exchange often decides the shortlist. The agent replies in minutes, qualifies budget, scope and timeline, and hands the partner a documented prospect instead of a “can we jump on a call?”.
In your day-to-day
- 01
Qualifying inbound requests: engagement type (branding, social, media, website), envisaged budget, timeline, decision-maker.
- 02
Immediate answers on your expertise, preferred sectors and ways of working.
- 03
Detecting tenders and formal briefs, routed to the partner with the response deadline extracted.
A typical scenario
An agency whose new business rests on two already-saturated partners: website forms sometimes waited three days, and nobody knew how many prospects had given up in the meantime.
- 01
At 9 PM a prospect describes a website redesign with an SEO component: the agent qualifies budget, timeline and decision-maker, and checks the sector does not conflict with an existing client.
- 02
Silent after a promising first exchange, a prospect gets a courteous follow-up at D+4 — the one the partners always forget to send.
- 03
Before the meeting, the partner receives a one-page brief: company, conversation history, budget mentioned, actual urgency.
What changes
First contact no longer depends on the partners’ availability, and their new-business meetings all start from a file — never again from “so, tell me everything”.
Order of magnitude
Working assumptions
- →around 40 inbound enquiries per month
- →30% arrive out of hours, a third are off-target
- →20 minutes of manual qualification per enquiry
A dozen prospects a month answered in minutes instead of two days later, and about 13 hours of qualification handed back to the partners — nearly two working days.
Indicative estimate built on average sector assumptions — it gets recalibrated on your actual volumes during scoping.
What eats your days
- →
The first days of every month vanish into Meta, Google Ads and GA4 screenshots for reports clients skim.
- →
Fees are chased badly when the debtor is also the client you cannot afford to upset mid-campaign.
- →
A runaway media budget or broken tracking surfaces at the next report — after thousands of euros spent for nothing.
How it works
- 1
Immediate, fenced replies
The agent answers in seconds on your WhatsApp Business number: product questions, prices, availability — strictly from your catalogue and your rules. What it may not promise, it does not promise.
- 2
Qualification in conversation
As the exchange flows, the agent captures need, budget, timeline and contact details — no form to endure, just natural conversation in the client’s language.
- 3
Handover at the right moment
Warm lead, quote request, negotiation: the agent hands over to your salesperson with the full history. The client never repeats what they already said.
Typical results
30 s
first reply, day and night
100%
of conversations qualified and logged
+40%
leads handled, typical order of magnitude with the same team
Orders of magnitude observed in production; your diagnostic sets your own baseline and targets.
Frequently asked questions
An agent answering for a communication agency — does that not look bad?+
It is your first line, not your creative spokesperson: tone and messages are written with you, in your voice. And answering in three minutes on a Saturday says something about your execution that ten slides never will.
Can it filter out off-target requests?+
Yes — budget too small, excluded sector, services you do not offer: it declines politely or redirects, under your rules. Your partners stop taking qualification calls for nothing.
Is this the problem eating your team’s time?
Tell us how you work today — 30-minute call, then a free written diagnostic of what this agent would change for you, with numbers.
Get my free diagnosticFree resource
Get the self-assessment grid for your sector
Sales, admin, support, operations: the 20 tasks AI agents already handle in SMEs — with, for each one, the tell-tale sign that your team is concerned.