Growki
Turn WhatsApp conversations into business growth
What it does
Growki is a WhatsApp CRM and shared team inbox that helps sales teams manage conversations, assign leads, and track follow-ups — with AI teammates Maya & Leo built in.
Growki is a WhatsApp CRM and shared team inbox with eight AI revenue agents for qualification, follow-up, proposals, recovery, appointments, collections, and management.
Stop losing leads in personal WhatsApp chats. Growki brings your team's conversations into one organized workspace — assign chats, track follow-ups, and reply faster with AI built in. Every Growki agent shares the same WhatsApp and CRM context, so handoffs happen without losing the thread. Greets every new WhatsApp enquiry, asks the right questions, and identifies buying intent so your team knows exactly where to focus. Keeps promising conversations moving with timely, personal follow-ups built from the full history of each lead. From the first quotation to the final payment reminder, each specialist handles one job exceptionally well. Creates a proposal or quotation from approved scope,…from growki.com
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