An in-chat form takes the details, a journey confirms the slot, and the answers land on the contact.
Trigger · new contact or keyword See how it runsThe journey your customers already take.
Eight patterns we see most, and the six jobs behind them. Each one shows what changes on day one, and which channel the work actually happens on.
From a tapped ad to a confirmed order.
The purchase conversation happens in chat. The discovery that led to it happens everywhere else, and you can see both.

Products, payment and confirmation live inside the conversation.
Triggered on an event, paced per number, opt-out aware.
Instagram and Facebook posts captured with per-post insights.
Reviews you can read. Reorders you can run.
Reputation lives on Google. The reorder lives on WhatsApp. uxjo holds both without pretending it can reply on your behalf everywhere.

Forms and catalog steps inside a journey.
Every Google review kept in a structured, searchable store.
You can read reviews in uxjo. Replies still happen in Google.
Enquiry to booking without a phone tag.
Most enquiries arrive as a message. The job is to qualify them fast and put a person on the ones that matter.

Structured answers instead of a scroll through chat history.
Owner, notes and a clear stop on automation.
Opt-out, suppression and DSAR handled where the contact lives.
Reminders that respect consent, provably.
Health-adjacent messaging is where consent and audit stop being paperwork. Both are built into the data layer here.

Envelope encryption with keys held per record.
Find a patient by phone or email without exposing the field.
Scheduled triggers with template approval and pacing.
Every enquiry answered, every visit remembered.
Property enquiries arrive at all hours and go cold fast. The work is qualifying them and getting a site visit in the diary.

One question at a time, answers validated and stored.
Scheduled steps with consent re-checked before each send.
Who spoke to whom, and when, recorded not remembered.
From an enquiry to a student who turns up.
Admissions is a long conversation with many small drop-off points. Seeing which step loses people is the whole job.

Structured requests instead of a scroll through chat history.
How many reached each step, and how many stopped there.
Triggered on a date, paced per number.
Booked, prepared, arrived, reviewed.
A stay is a sequence of moments that each need a message. Getting them right is the difference between a review and silence.

Timed steps with consent checked at each one.
Scored for tone, drafted for you, posted on approval.
Jo answers from your policies, never from a guess.
Test drive today, service reminder next year.
The first sale is one conversation. The service relationship is a dozen more, spread over years.

Slot, details and confirmation inside the chat.
A journey step can wait months, not just days.
The ad that produced the enquiry stays attached to it.
The six jobs people actually hire uxjo for.
Whatever the industry, the work usually looks like one of these. Each has its own page.
Fired on the real event, paced per number, and it stops the moment they reply or opt out.
Trigger · cart abandoned See how it runsAsked a set time after the order, only if consent allows, then the reply is drafted for approval.
Trigger · order completed See how it runsScheduled steps that re-check consent before each send, not once at the start.
Trigger · date reached See how it runsApproved templates fired on dispatch and delivery, with the cost recorded per message.
Trigger · order shipped See how it runsA long-dated sequence across WhatsApp and email that ends as soon as someone answers.
Trigger · no activity for 90 days See how it runsYour journey is the one we have not listed yet.
Every business has a flow that is only theirs. Describe it in a message and we will map it with you, name the triggers, and tell you honestly what runs today and what does not. No form, no wait.