For direct-to-consumer brands
Fashion, beauty, skincare, home and gifting brands on Shopify — with abandoned checkouts nobody is chasing, and a repeat rate that has not moved while ad costs have.
You buy the customer once, they buy once, and the next order costs you full price all over again.
The cart sits there. No message goes out, or one email does, and it lands in a promotions tab nobody opens.
The same campaign goes to the buyer who ordered last week and the one who has not ordered since last Ramadan.
Every one of these runs in production on Nonito today. Narrow by what you are trying to fix, and open any card to see exactly how it is wired.
6 flows
When a checkout is abandoned, send a WhatsApp reminder with the cart — then a discount only to the people who did not come back.
When an order is created, confirm it on WhatsApp — and filter fake cash-on-delivery orders before they ship.
Send proactive WhatsApp updates at every shipping event, then recommend the next product on the delivered message.
After delivery, ask for a rating on WhatsApp — publish the good ones to your storefront and route the bad ones to a human.
Take a segment, pull the right next product from purchase history, and send it with the AI email builder.
Capture Notify-Me numbers on sold-out variants, then SMS the exact people waiting the moment that SKU is restocked.
When a checkout is abandoned, send a WhatsApp reminder with the cart — then a discount only to the people who did not come back.
First touch, no discount
Hi Hussein — you left the Oud Noir 50ml in your cart. Want me to hold it?
Finish here: nonito.link/c/8Kd2
yes still want it
Nonito reads your commerce data where it already lives. No export, no re-keying, no waiting on a data project.
The Shopify integration is native, so connecting the store and switching on the abandoned cart flow is a same-day job. Most brands start with abandoned cart and order confirmation, then add post-purchase feedback once the first flows are running.
Yes. Flows branch on language, so the same automation sends Arabic to your Arabic-speaking customers and English to the rest, without you building and maintaining two separate flows.
Messy is normal. Phone number formats, duplicate records across your store and your POS, gaps in consent history — that gets cleaned as the flows run. You do not need a perfect database before you send the first message.
Chains and cafés on Foodics or Zyda, from one branch to twenty.
See the flows →Specialty retail with stores, kiosks and a POS list nobody messages.
See the flows →Coffee, supplements, bakery and refillables that live on the second order.
See the flows →