Syncus
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Shops, outlets & walk-in businesses
Syncus gets you the number at the counter, keeps every customer in one list, tells you who has gone quiet, and lets you message them on WhatsApp when you have something worth saying.
For cafés, restaurants, salons, gyms, boutiques, clinics, coaching centres — anywhere customers come to you.
A customer buys once and you never hear from them again — because the number went on a paper slip, or was never asked for at all.
Syncus has five doors, and all five are available to you. These are the ones that usually matter most for a business like yours:
Everyone, from every door, lands in one list — with their name, number, where they came from and what they said.
All 35, with a line on how a business like yours would use each.
5 things
Five doors, one list. Nobody arrives somewhere you have to remember to check.
8 things
The Audience is not a list you scroll — it is a queue that tells you what to do next.
6 things
Everything here shows you the exact price before it sends. Nothing sends by surprise.
5 things
Set once, then it runs. This is where a small team stops losing to a slow one.
4 things
The offer, the poster, and the moment it is used at your counter.
3 things
The numbers an owner actually asks for, on one screen.
4 things
Who can do what, and exactly what you pay for.
On the counter, the table, the door, the bill. This is how a walk-in becomes a number you own.
Your "book a table" or "enquire" form stops going to an inbox nobody reads.
Running a local awareness ad? The enquiries land here instead of in Ads Manager.
The customer who asks "are you open Sunday?" is now a customer you can reach at Diwali.
Ten years of regulars in a notebook or an old billing system, in one upload.
New registrants from this week's poster, before they forget they scanned it.
"Call me next week about the party booking" — kept, with the date.
Catches the calls made in a rush between customers.
A record of who asked about catering, without a notebook.
Light, but enough to know who is worth another try.
The catering order, the annual membership, the package.
Stops you sending a mutton offer to a vegetarian. That mistake costs a customer, not ₹0.97.
Know a regular before you greet them.
Send the menu, the price list, a photo of the dress in the other colour.
"Everyone who redeemed a coupon" for a festival offer. "Gone quiet 30+ days" to win them back.
The weekend menu, the class timetable, the Sunday reminder.
"Asha, your ₹100 off expires Sunday" reads like a person, not a blast.
Learn which offer actually pulls people in.
Protects your number's reputation, which protects every future message.
"Thanks for scanning — here is your coupon" before they leave the counter.
Opening hours and location, answered before you read it.
Closes the loop, and gives you a reason to be in their chat again.
"Are you open Sunday?" "Do you deliver?" "Where do I park?"
Your day, decided before you open the shutter.
Your main acquisition tool. Print it and put it where people wait.
Works on any phone, and does not need the staff member to have a Syncus login.
Which branch pulls the most from the same poster.
Stops fake numbers eating your offer.
The first screen you open with your morning tea.
Tells you whether the poster on the door beats the one at the till.
Know a coupon was claimed while you are in the kitchen.
Your counter staff can log a booking without seeing your billing.
Peace of mind when someone new starts.
No bill shock, no monthly surprise.
GST invoice with your GSTIN in India, zero-rated export invoice outside it.
Real screens, not mock-ups.
There are three separate things, and it is worth being clear about all three up front.
1
Your Syncus plan — the softwareA monthly or yearly subscription. It decides how many customers you can message, how many staff seats you get, and which capture doors are switched on. This is the only recurring charge from us.
2
Your Syncus wallet — the messages you choose to sendPrepaid, and it only moves when you send. ₹0.97 for a marketing message, ₹0.30 for a code or receipt. You see the total before every send, and anything that fails to deliver is refunded automatically. Capturing customers, calling them and running your pipeline costs nothing at all.
3
Meta's own charge — billed to you, by Meta, separatelyWhatsApp is Meta's. They charge their own small delivery fee on your own WhatsApp Business account, with your own card, on a bill that comes from them and not from us. We set this up with you once during onboarding so it is never a surprise later.
Nothing here is hidden and nothing is bundled to look smaller than it is. If a demo ends with a business unclear about which of these three they are paying, the demo was done badly.
Getting a customer into Syncus is free — the poster, the scan, the registration and the calling all cost ₹0. You pay only when you choose to send a WhatsApp message. A coupon delivered to a new registrant costs ₹0.97, so a hundred new customers is under ₹100 — and each one is now a number you own rather than a face you forgot.
Not quite your business? See Syncus for online & lead-generation businesses.