Unclear product request
If your catalog can't identify what the shopper wants, Sellogram asks you.
A good assistant knows when to stop. Sellogram answers the repeat questions, then brings you in when a reply needs judgment, permission, or care — with the whole story attached.
Before Sellogram
After Sellogram
You get the thread, not a mystery. Something like: "Sarah asked whether the hair oil helps with hairlines. I shared the ingredients and price, and told her you'd advise her properly — the thread is yours." You reply in one message instead of starting from zero.
If your catalog can't identify what the shopper wants, Sellogram asks you.
A discount changes the sale. Sellogram never promises one without you.
Upset customers need a human, not a cheerful stock answer.
Allergens, skin reactions, authenticity, payment confirmation: owner territory.
Is this perfume original or tester stock?
It's the 50ml EDP at KES 3,200, sealed. On sourcing — let me bring in the owner so you can hear it from her directly.
Fragrance trust is fragile. Source, batch, and authenticity claims are always yours.
My child has a nut allergy. Can they eat this?
The listed ingredients include almonds, so I wouldn't recommend it — but let me get the owner to advise you properly before you decide.
Food safety and allergen questions get your judgment, every time.
Can this oil grow my hairline back?
It's a castor and rosemary blend, KES 650 for 100ml. On what it can do for hairlines — the owner knows her products best. Let me bring her in.
Treatment and results claims stay with you, never improvised by Sellogram.
An illustrative conversation, not a real customer thread.
Whenever a conversation needs your judgment: discounts, refunds, complaints, safety questions, or anything your catalog cannot answer.
You get a notification on Instagram, WhatsApp, or email — you choose the channel during setup.
The customer question, what Sellogram already answered, and why it stopped — so you can reply in one message.
Yes. Take over from your dashboard or the DM itself, then hand back when you are done.
No. Unsure becomes a handoff.