What you can see
We keep the original messages, payment screenshots, staff edits, and reasons items are waiting for approval that come in from Instagram DM, WhatsApp, and your website form, so they become the basis for next week's improvements.
We gather signals about DM orders, payment confirmations, shipping questions, and restock requests across channels, remove duplicates, and set priority.
DM orders, payment confirmations, shipping updates, stock and size questions, and back-in-stock alerts stay scattered across channels, so Velros AI gathers them and an order never slips through a busy inbox.
The requests that arrive at Instagram DM Shop every day, kept on one screen along with what to confirm and what to improve next.
We keep the original messages, payment screenshots, staff edits, and reasons items are waiting for approval that come in from Instagram DM, WhatsApp, and your website form, so they become the basis for next week's improvements.
Refunds, price and discount changes, marking a payment as confirmed, and bulk announcements go out only after you or your staff review them.
The channels stay. Only the work a person confirms is separated out.
Payment auto-matched · Restock waitlist tracked · Ship confirm gated
Rather than adding another screen, we sort the work arriving on the channels you use and separate out only the decisions a person should see.
Without adding new tools, we layer Velros AI on top of the Instagram DM, WhatsApp, and website form you already use. We build the screens, approval queue, and reports you need together and keep refining them as you operate.
A Velros operations designer and a seasoned practitioner turn your standards for DM orders, payment confirmation, shipping updates, and restock alerts into real operating procedures.
The Velros operations design team
Industries rule design and weekly improvement
Staff edits and the reasons work was held get gathered into next week's operating rule.
Less repeat checking, and more of the day on the decisions and the growth that matter.
In depth
Orders arrive as Instagram DMs and comments, payment comes in over a checkout link or transfer, and you count stock and print the label yourself. "Is this in stock?", "I just paid," "When does it ship?" repeat all day, and the answer is almost always the same. Meanwhile the calls only you can make, like whether this payment is for this order, whether to refund, and how much to knock off, get pushed behind the replies. It's the spot where the repetitive and the judgment-heavy pile up in one inbox.
"Is this in stock?" and "How much?" spread across Instagram DMs, comments, and WhatsApp get gathered into one thread, with reply drafts pulled straight from your recorded stock and prices.
"I just paid" messages are checked against your payout or transfer records and queued for confirmation, and item, quantity, and shipping address are pulled into a draft order.
Once a tracking number lands, a shipping-confirmation draft is ready; if delivery slips, a draft apology with a revised arrival date is queued.
FTC Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule (16 CFR Part 435) and the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003
Where the inquiries land, the order your staff check them in, and the rules a person applies last, laid out as one day of work.
Talk about our industryMessaging, phone, search and email, in one place
What your staff decide, and what a person decides
Fewer repeat inquiries and fewer dropped follow-ups, every week