Scheduled Dispatch Requests on WhatsApp
Buyers ask to receive an order on a specific date. TarkApp records the requested dispatch date against the order so your team plans around it.
When a buyer asks for delivery on a particular date, TarkApp records the requested dispatch date against the order, so the timing is captured with the order instead of living in a message your team has to remember.
Requested delivery dates captured on the order, not in someone's memory.
Scheduled Dispatch Requests on WhatsApp
Buyers frequently want an order on their own schedule — hold it for the first of the month, deliver after a festival, ship when their godown has space. On WhatsApp these timing requests are made once and then buried, so orders go out early, or late, or the request is simply forgotten and a buyer is annoyed.
The requested date rides with the order
When a buyer asks for delivery on a particular date, TarkApp records that requested dispatch date against the order itself. Your team sees the timing attached to the order they are planning, instead of trying to recall which buyer wanted what and when from a stream of messages.
If a buyer needs to move the date, they simply say so, and TarkApp keeps the order's dispatch request current.
Capture, not a logistics promise
TarkApp records what the buyer asked for; it does not guarantee delivery windows. Your team confirms what is actually achievable, now working from a clear, order-linked request rather than a half-remembered chat. Buyers get their timing heard and recorded; you keep control of what you can commit to.
See how TarkApp handles this on your WhatsAppHow TarkApp compares
| Step | Manual handling | With TarkApp |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer requests a date | Noted in chat | Recorded on the order |
| Planning | Easily overlooked | Visible with the order |
| Date change | Missed | Kept current |
Frequently asked
Does TarkApp guarantee the delivery date?
No. TarkApp records the buyer's requested date against the order so your team can plan around it. Your team confirms what's achievable — TarkApp captures the request, it doesn't promise logistics.
Can a buyer ask to hold an order for later?
Yes. If a buyer wants an order dispatched on a future date, TarkApp records that against the order so it isn't shipped early or forgotten.
What if the date needs to change?
The buyer can update the requested date and TarkApp keeps the order's dispatch request current for your team.