One inbox for the whole team
Conversations are distributed, assigned and resolved with shared visibility, without losing history or ownership.
Trato organizes support, contacts and sales in one place: shared inbox, pipelines, automations and AI — on the WhatsApp your customer already uses. 30 days free, no card.
03 — Product case study
Trato organizes support and sales in the channel where relationships already happen. Conversations, contacts, opportunities and automations become a shared commercial operation.
The starting point
When every agent operates alone, history, ownership and the next action disappear between messages. The challenge was to organize WhatsApp without taking away the channel’s speed and familiarity.
Every conversation needs context, an owner and a next step.
Conversations are distributed, assigned and resolved with shared visibility, without losing history or ownership.
Every opportunity keeps contact, value, stage and history close to the dialogue moving the deal.
Volume, progress and performance move beyond each agent’s phone and become inputs for decisions.
Experience architecture
WhatsApp remains the customer channel; Trato’s core organizes identity and automation; the team works in a shared interface.
Product decisions
Every conversation shows its owner and state, avoiding duplicate replies, silent waiting and ownerless work.
The commercial opportunity stays close to the conversation, reducing screen switching and context loss.
Rules handle repetitive work while states and history remain visible so the team understands what happened.
Suggestions and summaries accelerate reading and replies without removing the final relationship decision from the agent.
Your whole team serves customers from the same WhatsApp number, with no lost conversation or mess. Assign chats, mark as resolved, reply with templates.
Drag each deal through the stages and know exactly what can close today. Value, tags and history of every opportunity in one place.
Automatic replies, follow-ups and tagging on autopilot. The repetitive work comes off your team's plate and no customer goes unanswered.
Reach your whole base with one click through the official Meta API — no risk of the bans unofficial apps carry.
Reply suggestions and conversation summaries that speed up every interaction, so your team responds better in less time.
Invite agents, set roles (owner, admin, agent) and track everyone's performance in the dashboard.
In minutes, right from the dashboard, through the official Meta API. No number swap, no unofficial app.
Import your base, create tags and see every opportunity in the right stage of the sales pipeline.
Automate the repetitive work and focus your team's energy on closing deals. Track everything in real time.
All plans include a 30-day free trial, no card. 20% off on the yearly plan. Cancel any time.
Trato is a WhatsApp CRM for small and medium businesses. It brings support and sales together in one place: shared inbox, sales pipelines, automations, broadcast messages and AI — all running on the WhatsApp your customer already uses.
No. It's 30 days free, no credit card. You only subscribe if you like it.
Yes. You connect your WhatsApp through the official Meta API, no need to switch numbers.
Three plans: Starter R$ 97/month, Pro R$ 197/month and Business R$ 397/month. The yearly plan gets a 20% discount. All include a 30-day free trial with no card.
It depends on the plan: 2 agents on Starter, 6 on Pro and unlimited on Business. The inbox is shared across the whole team.
Yes. There's no contract or penalty — you cancel directly from the dashboard, whenever you want.
Yes. Each account is isolated and conversations travel through the official WhatsApp API, no unofficial app involved.
Trato is a product by Play Hard Studio — a Brazilian digital product studio. We built Trato as our own product and run it end to end.
Want technical details? See the Trato documentation (in Portuguese).
30 days free, no card. It takes just a few minutes to get your team serving customers better.
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