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Typical go-live: 2 -5 Days
WhatsApp calling is planned on the ShuttlePro roadmap (coming soon). Today, ShuttlePro focuses on WhatsApp-first support via chat automation, Tickets, KPIs, and audit trails.
✓ WhatsApp shared inbox for teams
✓ AI bots and interactive flows for repetitive intents
✓ Ticketing for complaints and follow-ups
✓ KPIs and audit trails for accountability
Coming Soon
Roadmap clarity without overpromising.
↗ Ownership and handoff workflows
↗ Ticket creation for call-triggered escalations
↗ Accountability through audit trail
WhatsApp calling is currently a roadmap feature in ShuttlePro and is not positioned as a live core feature today. ShuttlePro’s current focus is WhatsApp-first support through CRM + AI Bots, Shared Inbox, AI Bots, Interactive Bots, Ticketing, Agent Performance, and Audit Trail.
Businesses interested in WhatsApp calling can contact ShuttlePro to share their support requirements and request future rollout or early access updates.
Support teams often need voice calls when a customer issue is urgent, complex, high-value, or difficult to resolve through text alone. This is especially relevant for Customer Support Teams handling delivery disputes, repeated complaints, payment confusion, return discussions, or sensitive customer follow-ups.
The goal of WhatsApp calling in ShuttlePro is not just to make calls, but to connect voice-based support with accountable workflows such as Ticketing, ownership, handoffs, and follow-up visibility.
Before WhatsApp calling becomes available, teams can manage most support operations through ShuttlePro’s Shared Inbox, WhatsApp CRM, AI Bots, Interactive Bots, Ticketing, and Audit Trail.
For example, teams can handle WhatsApp conversations in the inbox, automate repetitive queries, create tickets for complaints, assign ownership, and review follow-ups through KPIs and audit history.
The intended direction is to keep WhatsApp calling aligned with ShuttlePro’s support workflow, so call-related escalations do not become disconnected from the customer history. This means future calling workflows should support use cases already managed through Ticketing, Audit Trail, and Agent Performance.
For example, if a call is linked to a complaint, delivery issue, or urgent follow-up, the ideal workflow would allow the team to connect that escalation with ticket ownership, handoff notes, and audit visibility. Final availability and behavior will depend on platform and API capabilities.
Businesses can prepare by first organizing their current WhatsApp support workflow inside ShuttlePro. This includes setting up WhatsApp Business API, Shared Inbox ownership, conversation statuses, ticket categories, escalation rules, agent roles, and audit visibility.
For eCommerce Ops and Pakistan Retail Playbooks use cases, this structure helps teams identify which conversations should remain chat-based, which should become tickets, and which may later need voice escalation.
Businesses interested in WhatsApp calling can contact ShuttlePro and share their team size, WhatsApp support volume, call-related use cases, and the types of customer issues they want to handle through calling.
This is especially useful for teams already using or planning to use WhatsApp CRM, WhatsApp Business API, Customer Support Teams, or eCommerce Ops workflows. It helps ShuttlePro understand whether the business needs calling for escalations, VIP customers, delivery disputes, complaint handling, or post-purchase support.