Conversation and intent design
Approved flow, response content and routing for the priority request, including opt-out and unsupported-intent paths.

Connect WhatsApp conversations with enterprise systems and human service teams.
A connected customer journey gives service teams the conversation history and fulfilment context needed to support the next step. We connect priority WhatsApp interactions to enterprise workflows and human service teams, preserving relevant information across agreed channels.
During discovery, we agree channel and provider scope and establish baselines for resolution time, handover quality and journey completion. Discuss a customer journey.
Design the whole journey, not just a single channel. Agree the provider, channels and commerce boundaries before implementation.
Approved flow, response content and routing for the priority request, including opt-out and unsupported-intent paths.
Routing rules, escalation points and a context summary for the receiving service team.
Data mappings and system interfaces for enquiries and fulfilment updates. Payment or checkout is not assumed within scope.
Agreed customer identifiers, permitted context and channel-transition rules for the supported journey.
Task permissions, approval points and auditability for requests moving between conversations and applications.
Release test pack covering consent, authentication, integrations, failure routes and human handover.
Illustrative journey: WhatsApp enquiry → consent and authentication → CRM lookup → fulfilment update → human handover with context.
Identify the request, confirm the required consent and authenticate before exposing account data. Offer an opt-out or supported alternative when the journey cannot continue.
Look up permitted CRM information and request the fulfilment update through agreed interfaces. Route integration failures to a named service owner.
Give the human team the request, permitted history and pending action. Confirm completion or follow-up rather than asking the customer to repeat the conversation.
These Linkfields capabilities can support an agreed journey; they are not a WhatsApp provider platform or a claim of Meta certification.
Workflow automation, AI orchestration and application integration can route tasks with permissions, approvals and audit trails tailored to the service journey.

REST APIs and composable applications can connect custom service workflows where existing ERP or CRM capabilities do not fit.

Continuous testing and CI/CD integration can support journey assurance. Select Automated Testing & Release Assurance Packs and Cyber-Safe Delivery to fit the release scope.
Products are available by licence, subscription or SaaS, with or without a Linkfields services engagement. Discovery agrees product fit, reusable accelerator content and client-specific engineering.
Prioritise the service journey and baseline outcomes. Client owners confirm the provider model, supported channels, systems and operational constraints.
Agree conversations, consent, authentication and human handovers. The client approves content, templates where required, data access and retention responsibilities.
Implement approved interfaces and workflow permissions. System and service owners validate mappings, audit trails, failures and escalation paths.
Test the complete journey, opt-out and handover before staged release. Agree release approval, operating ownership and feedback measures; improve the flow within the agreed scope.
Acceptance should trace a request from the approved conversation flow to system action and human handover. Include consent and authentication checks, failed-integration tests, opt-out behaviour and confirmation that the receiving team has the permitted context.
Measure completion, resolution time and handover quality over an agreed period. Service and data owners approve operating responsibility and retention; use redacted test data when sharing journey evidence.
See Our approach and commercial models for delivery governance and engagement details.
Use Time & Materials for journey discovery, or Fixed Price for an approved flow and defined integrations. A Dedicated Team supports an evolving journey backlog; Managed Service covers agreed operating responsibilities. Outcome-Based terms need measurable completion or resolution baselines and agreed attribution.
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