Customers

Three shapes of business, one WhatsApp number each.

A kitchen in Osu. A guesthouse in Cape Coast. A fashion shop in Kumasi. These are illustrations of how the platform is used, not customer stories. We are onboarding our first businesses now, and their names and their numbers will appear here when they say we may print them.

FOOD

A kitchen in Osu

Food · two locations

Jollof, waakye and banku, with a lunch rush that arrives faster than anyone can type. Orders come in on WhatsApp, the cart is built in the chat, and the ticket lands on the kitchen board.

WHAT THE AGENT DOES
  • Takes the order and sends the pay link
  • Saves repeat orders so regulars get the usual
  • Hides an item from the menu when it sells out
BOOKINGS

A guesthouse in Cape Coast

Bookings · rooms and spa

Several room types and a treatment list, where two bookings on one slot means an awkward phone call. Only genuinely open slots are offered, and a deposit holds the room.

WHAT THE AGENT DOES
  • Offers only the slots that are actually free
  • Takes a deposit through Paystack to hold it
  • Blocks the calendar the moment it clears
GOODS

A fashion shop in Kumasi

Goods · small catalog

Customers send a photo of what they want rather than a product code. Stock is checked, checkout happens in the chat, and the customer list remembers what they bought last time.

WHAT THE AGENT DOES
  • Reads the photo and finds the item
  • Confirms stock before it takes the money
  • Keeps every order under the buyer's name
Want to be featured?

We work openly with the first 50 businesses on the platform.

If you'd be willing to share what changed after switching to CogniChat, we'll write the case study with you, send the proof for approval before publishing, and credit your business at the top. You can opt out any time.

Reach out via or email samuel@vendyi.com.

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