Jewellery selling already happens on WhatsApp
Walk into any jewellery showroom and the selling has already moved to chat. Staff send photographs of pieces, customers ask for the rate that day, a video of a necklace goes out to a family group, and an order is confirmed with a voice note. None of it is recorded anywhere the business owns. The register picks the story up only when an advance is paid.
That leaves four expensive blind spots: enquiries nobody followed up, quotes declined at a rate that has since moved, orders running late at the workshop, and scheme customers who quietly stopped paying instalments.
