Bombay Sweet Shop sells joy, and demand spans everyday D2C orders, retail enquiries, and corporate and wedding gifting at scale, all across India. The inbound surface is broad, multilingual, and spikes hard around Diwali, Raksha Bandhan, and wedding season.
Customers want answers now: What's in stock? Is it eggless? Where's my order? Can I send 200 boxes for Diwali?, over WhatsApp and over the phone, in whatever mix of Hindi and English they speak.
Staffing up for the festival peak and back down for the lull is expensive and quality-uneven, and the long tail of routine questions eats the team's time year-round.
A customer reaches Boondi over WhatsApp or by phone, in whatever language they speak. Boondi understands the intent and acts, clean routing between answering, selling, and escalating.
"Where's my order? Can I change the delivery address?" Boondi queries Shopify directly and replies with the live status.
"I want 200 boxes for Diwali gifting" doesn't get a generic reply, it becomes a captured lead the sales team can pick up immediately.
When Boondi can't resolve it, or the customer asks for a person, the thread moves cleanly to a human, full context intact.
FIG.01 · Boondi on WhatsApp · drop screenshot / GIF
FIG.02 · the inbox handover · drop screenshot / GIF
Boondi lives on Gantry, reasoning, intent routing, cross-channel memory, security and audit. Its connections to Bombay Sweet Shop's stack are built as reusable modules; voice runs through Ukti.
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