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Example morning alerts from Beya
Slack 7:02
Abandon rate up 11 pts on Prospecting-B
78% of sessions from that ad set abandon at cart and only 9% check out. The ad promises free shipping over $75, but its average cart is $52.
→ Drop the free-shipping bar to $50.
WhatsApp 6:48
£2,400 of returns trace to one SKU
The Linen Wide-Leg in size 12 is coming back at 34%, against a 9% store average. Nine of eleven return reasons say "smaller than expected."
→ Update the size guide or fit photos.
Email 7:15
184 repeat customers are about to lapse
They ordered at least twice last year and nothing in 120 days. All of them opened your last three emails, and none of those emails gave them a reason to come back.
→ Send the win-back note while they still open.
Slack 7:02
Abandon rate up 11 pts on Prospecting-B
78% of sessions from that ad set abandon at cart and only 9% check out. The ad promises free shipping over $75, but its average cart is $52.
→ Drop the free-shipping bar to $50.
WhatsApp 6:48
£2,400 of returns trace to one SKU
The Linen Wide-Leg in size 12 is coming back at 34%, against a 9% store average. Nine of eleven return reasons say "smaller than expected."
→ Update the size guide or fit photos.
Email 7:15
184 repeat customers are about to lapse
They ordered at least twice last year and nothing in 120 days. All of them opened your last three emails, and none of those emails gave them a reason to come back.
→ Send the win-back note while they still open.
Slack 7:02
Abandon rate up 11 pts on Prospecting-B
78% of sessions from that ad set abandon at cart and only 9% check out. The ad promises free shipping over $75, but its average cart is $52.
→ Drop the free-shipping bar to $50.
WhatsApp 6:48
£2,400 of returns trace to one SKU
The Linen Wide-Leg in size 12 is coming back at 34%, against a 9% store average. Nine of eleven return reasons say "smaller than expected."
→ Update the size guide or fit photos.
Email 7:15
184 repeat customers are about to lapse
They ordered at least twice last year and nothing in 120 days. All of them opened your last three emails, and none of those emails gave them a reason to come back.
→ Send the win-back note while they still open.
Your retention agent runs 24/7. And gets sharper every week.
From the first cart to the repeat order, Beya catches the revenue that slips and asks to fix it from Slack, Gmail, or WhatsApp.
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Sees the whole customer, not one tool's slice.
Beya follows each customer across Shopify, email, WhatsApp, and ads: the cart they left, the order they placed, the size they sent back, the message they never got. One customer, one timeline.
A cart abandoned at the shipping page. A second order that never came. A size coming back at three times the store average. Beya spots each one while it can still be recovered, and tells you why it happened.
Thought for 0.8s · Analyzed Shopify + WhatsApp joins
Shopify checkout abandon rate hit 78% (+11 pts) this week. Traffic volume and source quality remain stable, but
your checkout recovery channel mix is misaligned:
Beya Alert: Sequence Mismatch
WhatsApp recovers carts over $80 at 2.1× the rate of email, but email is still configured to fire first for all
baskets. High-AOV abandoners are dropping out before WhatsApp fires.
Recommendation:
Flip the recovery automation flow to trigger WhatsApp first on carts > $80.
3/4
Proposes fixes where your team already works.
The finding lands in Slack, Gmail, or WhatsApp with the reason and the proposed fix attached: a reorder nudge, a win-back note, a size-guide change. Reply in the thread to approve it.
WhatsApp is recovering carts over $80 at 2.1× email this week, but email still goes first. Flip the sequence on high-value carts?
You're leaving money in abandoned carts: channel mix is wrong
Inbox
Beya<agent@usebeya.com>
12 min ago
to me
WhatsApp recovered carts over $80 at 2.1× email this week, but email still goes first on those carts.
Reply show me the last 7 days and I'll send the channel mix breakdown.
— Beya
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Beya
Tuesday's broadcast failed most sends. Carts on those numbers never got a second chance. Want the why?
23:53
Send the breakdown.
23:54
Most failures were Meta marketing frequency caps, not a broken integration. Those carts still open under 48h
can be re-routed through email before they expire. Want me to pull the recoverable list?
4/4
Learns your customers every week.
Beya keeps what it learns: which customers reorder within 40 days, which channel recovers which carts, which sizes come back. Confirm or correct it, and the next finding is sharper than the last.
Meta spend on the Wide-Leg up 40%.Its sell-through is down 18%.
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BeyaWeek 3
Label errors on 14 Ireland orders.Same carrier, third week running.
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❤️1
BeyaWeek 6
Meta flagged 212 contacts as spam.Re-engagement to them is blocked.
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❤️4
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More revenue from the customers you already have.
Connect your tools once. Beya follows every customer from there, catches the moment revenue slips, and asks before it fixes anything.
01
Connect your tools
Shopify, Gmail, WhatsApp, Slack, and your ads, one click each. Beya learns the store and starts following every customer across them the same day.
No setup. Nothing to configure.
02
Catch the moment revenue slips
The finding lands in Slack, Gmail, or WhatsApp with the reason and the money at stake: a size coming back at 34%, a $112 cart that got email before WhatsApp, 184 repeat customers quiet for 120 days.
Caught while the customer can still be won back, not in next quarter's churn report.
03
Approve the fix
Beya proposes the fix and waits for your yes: the win-back note, the reorder nudge, the size-guide change. Approve in the thread and it makes the change, or hands you the draft when the change needs your account.
Every approved fix is revenue recovered from customers you already paid to acquire.
Safiyaa turned abandoned carts into a record sales month.
Luxury made-to-order occasionwear, with showrooms in Mayfair and on the Upper East Side.
Safiyaa's sales team sells one-to-one, and abandoned carts sat in Shopify where the people selling could not easily get at them. Beya put every abandoned cart in front of the team, with the client and the pieces attached, so re-engaging those clients became part of how they sell. After adopting Beya, Safiyaa had a record sales month.
RecordSales month after adopting Beya
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“Beya's our secret weapon right now, but I'd honestly recommend Beya to any D2C or SMB dealing with fragmented tools and the integration headaches that come with them.”
ASArujin SelvanathanHead of Central Operations, Safiyaa
Built to run the whole customer lifecycle.
From the first cart to the win-back, Beya does the work. Your team shows up to approve.
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