Keep the seller in control
A useful sales assistant needs constraints as well as language. Prices and negotiation boundaries belong to the shop.
The conversation works inside explicit business limits.
W.01 / CONVERSATIONAL COMMERCE
Tanet
From a shop conversation to an actionable order.
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WHY / DESIGN / BUILD
What shaped the design.
Connect conversations to the shop's catalog, keep negotiation within the owner's limits, and turn confirmed details into a structured order workflow.
Keep the seller in control. A useful sales assistant needs constraints as well as language. Prices and negotiation boundaries belong to the shop.
Start with the actual conversation. Bangla and Banglish are central to the product's intended conversation flow.
Why this
was worth building.
The useful problem is the distance between a message and something a shop can act on. Tanet is built around that handoff.
For a small shop, the inbox is also the sales floor. Product questions, prices, negotiation and order details arrive as unstructured conversations, often in Bangla or Banglish.
The underlying
logic.
Connect conversations to the shop's catalog, keep negotiation within the owner's limits, and turn confirmed details into a structured order workflow.
01Customer inquiry
02Catalog + context
03Seller's boundaries
04Order details
The decisions
inside it.
Start with the actual conversation
Bangla and Banglish are central to the product's intended conversation flow.
The interface begins where the customer already is.
What you
can inspect.
The product presents catalog-aware conversations, Bangla and Banglish replies, bounded negotiation and order capture for Facebook and Instagram shops.
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