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Webanto for Retail: post-purchase loyalty and abandoned basket recovery
Multi-channel retailers (own ecom + physical stores + marketplaces) win or lose on repeat purchase rate and basket size. The highest-value customers are those who buy 4+ times per year and have high lifetime value. Most still treat every customer the same — the same welcome series, the same '20% off everything' blast, the same abandoned cart recovery — regardless of what they actually bought or where they bought it. Webanto connects the ecom platform, POS, and loyalty programme so post-purchase, replenishment, and win-back sequences reference the exact products, categories, and channels the customer uses — while keeping every touch compliant and measurable across every touchpoint.
Repeat purchase rate below 28 percent because the post-purchase sequence is the same generic 'thanks for your order' for a £12 t-shirt buyer and a £340 coat buyer.
Abandoned basket recovery stuck at 12-15 percent because the recovery email never references the specific products left in the cart or the reason the customer may have hesitated (size, price, shipping).
In-store and online teams working in silos — a customer who buys in-store never receives the online nurture, and vice versa, so the brand feels fragmented.
Loyalty programme members receiving the same generic points expiry emails as non-members, destroying the perceived value of the programme.
Per-seat pricing on marketing tools that makes it expensive to give every store manager and marketplace specialist access to the customer timeline.
Product- and category-aware post-purchase sequences that trigger replenishment reminders at the right cadence (e.g. 'your favourite serum usually lasts 8 weeks — time to reorder?').
Abandoned basket recovery that references the exact SKUs, offers dynamic discounts based on cart value or customer tier, and includes social proof for the specific products.
Cross-channel journeys that recognise when a customer buys in-store and automatically enrols them in the online loyalty and nurture track (and vice versa).
Loyalty programme automation that sends personalised 'you have 450 points — here's what you can redeem' and 'your points expire in 14 days' messages with relevant product recommendations.
Flat pricing that lets the entire retail organisation (ecom, stores, marketplace, loyalty, marketing) operate inside one customer record without seat-count penalties.
Post-purchase, replenishment, abandoned basket, and loyalty sequences that know exactly what the customer bought and where.
Product guides, styling content, and review-driven articles that rank and convert to category and product pages.
Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest scheduling for real customer looks and product stories that drive traffic to the right product pages.
A 28-store UK fashion and homeware retailer increased repeat purchase rate from 24% to 41% and abandoned basket recovery from 14% to 29% after moving all post-purchase and loyalty communication into Webanto with full ecom + POS sync.
Via API or webhooks from Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, and most major POS systems (Square, Lightspeed, Vend, etc.). We map orders, products, customer profiles, and in-store purchases into the contact timeline.
Frequency caps, cart-value-based creative, and suppression after purchase or explicit opt-out. You can also set different recovery sequences for first-time vs returning customers.
Yes. Product SKUs, categories, brands, price bands, and purchase channel are available as merge fields and branching logic. A customer who bought three pairs of jeans receives a completely different replenishment journey than someone who bought a single dress.
Flat per-plan pricing is built for retail scale. You move up tiers for advanced automation, AI, or higher send volume — not because your customer count grew. Many multi-channel retailers run 300k–1M+ contacts on the Growth or Enterprise tier.
Online stores live and die by conversion rate, repeat purchase, and lifetime value — three things that depend almost entirely on how well you talk to your shopper after the first click. Webanto pulls
Software companies convert trial users to paid plans on the strength of two things: an onboarding sequence that gets users to a first 'aha' moment fast, and a content engine that ranks for the queries
Agencies juggle multiple client accounts, multiple tools, and the operational overhead of switching contexts twenty times a day. Webanto consolidates the email, social, content, and link-analysis work