This is a common concern, but it’s the silence that causes the most frustration. Our data shows that customers are far more appreciative of proactive, honest communication than they are of being left in the dark. By controlling the message, you can frame the delay with empathy, manage expectations, and even offer a token of goodwill, turning a potential negative into a brand-building moment of trust.
Carrier alerts are generic, transactional, and often confusing. WISMOlabs transforms these into fully branded, intelligent communications. We don’t just pass along carrier data; we interpret it. You control the messaging, the timing, and the branding. Plus, our system is smart enough to filter out minor issues, so your customers only receive notifications that matter, all within a branded experience that feels like it’s coming from you, not a third-party logistics company.
Our platform leverages data from over 750 global carriers and analyzes real-time shipping events against the initial delivery promise. While no system can predict the future with 100% certainty, our intelligent analysis is designed to identify deviations that signal a high probability of a delay. This gives your brand a critical head-start to manage the customer experience before a missed delivery date becomes a problem.
Absolutely. This is a core part of the WISMOlabs value. Using our segmentation engine, you can create unique communication flows. For example, you can send a different message for a weather-related delay versus a customs hold. You can also tailor messages for first-time buyers versus loyal VIP customers, ensuring every communication is perfectly matched to the context and the customer.
Our clients typically achieve a 70-90% reduction in “Where Is My Order?” (WISMO) support tickets.
This result is driven by the entire WISMOlabs platform working together. By combining proactive delay alerts with a centralized, self-service branded tracking page, we answer your customers’ questions before they need to ask. This eliminates the uncertainty that causes customers to contact your support team, freeing them up for higher-value work.