Every order your team copies out of a WhatsApp chat is time you could spend dispatching. Paste the conversation into Tara and get clean, dispatch-ready deliveries in seconds — no manual retyping, no separate app, nothing connected to your WhatsApp account.
Your Business
WhatsApp Business
Hi! I need to send a package from Downtown to Uptown today
Receiver is Alex Carter, +1 555 0100. Small parcel, not fragile.
Receiver
Alex Carter
Phone
+1 555 0100
Pickup
Downtown
Drop-off
Uptown
Item
Small parcel
Handling
Standard
A customer messages you on WhatsApp. Someone on your team reads the thread, works out the pickup, the drop-off, and the item, then re-types all of it into a dispatch system or a spreadsheet. It works — until volume grows, a detail gets mistyped, or the person who usually does it is unavailable. That manual retyping step is what Tara removes.
From a WhatsApp chat to a dispatched order — no manual retyping.
A customer messages your regular WhatsApp number the way they already do. Nothing changes on their end.
Select and copy the message (or messages) — one order or a whole batch, formatting and all.
Drop it into Tara from Dashboard → Deliveries → Bulk. It reads the text and extracts every order it finds.
Tara shows its results with a confidence flag on anything uncertain. You check, fix if needed, and confirm — then it dispatches.
Six specific things — not a vague "AI-powered" claim.
Copy the WhatsApp thread as-is — however messy the formatting — and paste it into Tara. It reads through the mess and pulls out what matters.
Several orders in one message, or several messages back to back — Tara finds every distinct order in the text, not just the first one.
Tara shows its extracted result — sender, receiver, pickup, drop-off, item — with a confidence flag on anything it had to guess. You confirm before it becomes a real delivery.
Not every customer is on WhatsApp. SMS fallback notifications and a standard booking form (with photo/payment-proof upload) mean nobody is left without a way to book or a way to hear from you.
Tara never connects to or reads your WhatsApp account — there's nothing to authorize, nothing that could go wrong on WhatsApp's side. You control exactly what gets pasted in.
Once confirmed, extracted orders land in your dashboard ready to route and assign — the same as an order from your booking form.
Only one of them scales past a handful of orders a day.
| Manual copy-paste | Booking form only | Tara (paste-and-extract) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reads orders straight from a WhatsApp chat | |||
| No manual re-typing into your system | |||
| Handles several orders in one go | |||
| Structured, dispatch-ready data | |||
| Flags anything it wasn’t sure about |
"Booking form only" and "Tara" aren't mutually exclusive — Traksend supports both at once, so you can use whichever fits a given order.
No integration or WhatsApp Business API setup needed. Copy the order text out of any WhatsApp chat and paste it into Tara — nothing connects to, reads, or automates your WhatsApp account itself.
Tara shows you a confidence flag on anything it had to guess or that was missing, so you review and fix it before confirming — nothing gets created without you seeing it first.
Traksend also supports SMS fallback, so customers who aren’t on WhatsApp still receive delivery status updates.
Yes — the booking form (with optional package photo and payment proof upload) is a separate, equally valid entry point. Use whichever fits how a given customer actually reaches you.
One message or many, back to back — Tara reads the whole thing and pulls out every distinct order it finds, ready for you to review as a batch.
Yes — one assistant. The same Tara that answers questions and walks you through onboarding also does this bulk order extraction. Find it under Dashboard → Deliveries → Bulk.
See how Traksend compares in Traksend vs iCargos or Traksend vs Shipday, explore the full feature set, or check pricing.
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