
Zero to US $ 62.1K WhatsApp Revenue in just 6 months.
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23,871 OMR
Total Revenue Generated
2,206
Total Orders
10.82 OMR
Average Order Value
24,106
Contacts Reached
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About the company
SPAR is one of the world's largest food retail chains, operating across 48 countries. In Oman, SPAR runs six supermarket branches serving customers across Muscat and surrounding regions, stocking everything from daily groceries to household essentials.
SPAR Oman had built something most retailers spend years chasing: a genuinely loyal customer base that ordered regularly and expected fast, convenient delivery. The demand was real. The infrastructure to serve it digitally, however, was not.
Customers were already on WhatsApp. They were already ordering. What SPAR needed was not a new channel but the right infrastructure to turn the one they had into a proper commerce engine.
The Challenge
SPAR Oman's digital ordering story before Flowcart was not a story of absence. It was a story of untapped potential held back by the wrong infrastructure. Customers were already ordering on WhatsApp. But each of SPAR's six stores had its own personal WhatsApp number, managed by staff members at that branch. These were not business accounts. They had no catalog. They did not answer questions automatically. Every interaction was a manual conversation: a customer would message a store, a staff member would take the order, package the items, and arrange delivery. The model worked, to a point. But it had a ceiling:
Six numbers, six silos
A customer near one store might not know the number for their nearest branch. There was no single place to reach SPAR.
No catalog
Customers could not browse products. They had to know what they wanted, ask if it was in stock, and wait for a manual reply.
No analytics
Revenue, order volume, and customer behaviour existed nowhere in consolidated form. Growth decisions were based on instinct.
SPAR's leadership knew they needed a digital strategy. They were evaluating building a dedicated e-commerce store. But they also recognised something more valuable: their customers were already on WhatsApp. The channel existed. What was missing was the commerce infrastructure to make it work.
The Flowcart Solution
Rather than redirecting SPAR's customers to a new platform, Flowcart brought the store to where customers already were.
One Number for All Six Stores
Before Flowcart, each of SPAR's six branches operated as an independent unit. There was no integration into their POS, no store-level inventory visibility, no way to surface branch-specific discounts, and no consolidated view of sales across the network. Every store was a silo. Bringing all of that onto a single WhatsApp experience was the real technical challenge.
Flowcart unified all six branch WhatsApp numbers into a single WhatsApp Business account and connected each branch to its own inventory and pricing via the Prana ERP integration. When a customer messages SPAR, Flowcart's geomapping detects their location and routes the order to the nearest branch automatically. That branch's specific inventory, availability, and discounts are what the customer sees. One number for the customer. Branch-level precision behind it.
The WhatsApp Webview Catalog: 1,000+ SKUs, Inside the Chat
Flowcart gave SPAR the ability to offer each branch its own webview catalog on WhatsApp, mapped directly to that branch's live inventory and discounts via the Prana ERP integration. Customers browsing the catalog see products and pricing specific to their nearest store, not a generic storefront. Multiple branches, each with their own stock and offers, all accessible through a single WhatsApp number and a single ordering experience.
Three Ways to Order
Flowcart gave SPAR customers multiple paths to purchase, all within WhatsApp:
The Results
Just in the first few months, SPAR generated 23,871 OMR (~ US$ 62,100) of revenue solely through WhatsApp. A total of 2,206 orders were generated, without spending months on building a new E-Commerce website.
The Broadcast Funnel
Approximately 24K unique contacts were reached through broadcasts of which 2,233 customers were actively engaging with the WhatsApp store. With a conversion rate of 24.9%, they were able to beat the retail industry benchmark conversion rates of 15% with ease.
Stop losing buyers to drop-offs, friction, and silence, from first click onward
You've done the hard work of generating the demand. Now, let us convert it for you!
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