BatteryDrop gives battery brands like Willard and Sabat the software to run WhatsApp ordering, payments, stock visibility, and delivery tracking across their entire franchise network.
Willard and Sabat operate hundreds of franchise stores across South Africa. Customers call around looking for stock. Franchises juggle phone orders and walk-ins. Riders dispatch without tracking. Warranty certificates are paper slips that get lost in gloveboxes.
WhatsApp is already where the conversations happen. BatteryDrop turns those conversations into structured commerce.
BatteryDrop handles the entire battery replacement flow, from vehicle lookup to warranty certificate.
Customer enters their make, model, and year. BatteryDrop finds the compatible battery in stock at the nearest franchise.
The entire order flow happens on WhatsApp. No app downloads, no account creation. Just the channel customers already use.
Customers pay via EFT, card, or WhatsApp Pay before the rider leaves. No more cash collection problems on delivery.
Each franchise manages its own inventory. Customers see what's actually available at their nearest location, not a generic catalogue.
Assign riders, track delivery in real-time, and notify customers at every step. From dispatch to doorstep installation.
No more paper slips. Every battery sold gets a digital warranty certificate linked to the customer, vehicle, and purchase date.
Each franchise gets a branded storefront with their inventory, pricing, and delivery zones pre-configured.
Vehicle details in, battery match out. The customer completes checkout without leaving WhatsApp.
The nearest franchise receives the order, assigns a rider, and the customer tracks delivery to their location.
Real-time dashboard across all franchise locations: orders, revenue, stock levels, delivery times, customer satisfaction.
BatteryDrop is building the commerce layer that connects battery brands, their franchises, and the millions of South African drivers who just need the right battery, fast.