Your list gets smaller and your revenue per contact goes up. That is the trade

2way adds verified phone contacts and explicit messaging consent to the base you already own. They are collected from your website, your stores and your events, and synchronized into your CRM with the source and the revenue attached.

Shopper outside a boutique reading a personal WhatsApp offer from the store

Trusted by teams that sell everywhere

The problem

Your list keeps growing, but fewer people see your messages

You add contacts every month, yet each campaign reaches a smaller share of them.

01

Better subject lines won't fix your reach

You've already tested every subject line and send time. The real limit is that you can reach most customers only one way: an email address they may rarely check.

02

You lose contacts faster than you gain them

New sign-ups come from a footer form and one popup. Your stores, events and packaging bring in no new contacts at all.

03

It's hard to prove what CRM earns

Shared discount codes and last-click reports show activity, not results. That makes it hard to ask for more budget.

04

Old opt-ins are hard to prove

Consent records are spread across old forms, the loyalty program and a spreadsheet. When legal asks who agreed to what, the answer takes days.

What changes

You stop reporting list size and start reporting reachable revenue

What is different about a contact collected through 2way.

Verified, real contacts

A number only enters the base after the customer confirms a one-time code. There is no decayed segment to clean later, because nothing unverified was ever added.

Know where each one came from

Website, a specific store, a named event, a partner app. Segments can be built on acquisition source, which is usually the strongest predictor of what a customer responds to.

Revenue per contact

An individual discount code links sign-up to purchase. Channel contribution stops being an argument about models and becomes a column in a report.

Reach the phone they carry

Most people have one phone number and more than one email address. A message to that number reaches the phone they carry all day, alongside the email program you already run.

Audit-ready consent

Timestamp, exact wording shown, language, device, IP and one-time code confirmation, stored per contact and exportable as an audit trail.

No extra headcount

STUDIO writes the calendar and the creative per market; your team approves. Adopting the channel does not require a new hire.

Shopper's phone showing an SMS welcome code with a barcode, ready to scan at checkout
Loyalty marketing

An extra channel to the customers who only shop in store

Your loyalty program knows the customers who joined it. 2way reaches the regulars who never did, the ones who pay by card and leave. A tap at the till signs them up in about 20 seconds, with a reward they can use right away, and each one lands in your CRM with the store attached.

  • Leads store customers to your app or loyalty program, and reminds them later if they don't join on the spot

  • Nothing for the customer to install

  • A personal code or barcode, usable at the till straight away

  • At Reserved, 54% of store sign-ups had never bought online

2way does not ask you to leave the platform you have

Marketing automation platforms are built to orchestrate messages to contacts that already exist. 2way's work happens one step earlier: it converts anonymous traffic, including physical traffic, into verified contacts with consent attached, then syncs them into your CRM.

Do we replace our marketing automation platform?

No. Contacts and consents sync into it through Zapier, webhooks or our API.

Does this replace our email program?

No. Email stays. Most people have one phone number and more than one email address, so the number adds a second, direct route to the same customer, with its own consent record.

Does this replace our loyalty program?

No. It gives store customers a fast way in: a tap, a number, a code, about 20 seconds. The contact and consent sync into the CRM your program runs on.

Can we add phone numbers for customers we already know by email?

Yes. You can invite existing customers to add a phone number and messaging consent, so you can reach them beyond the email address you already hold.

Who owns the contact base?

You. Full export at any time.

Who owns the WhatsApp Business Account?

You. Registered in your name.

Can we keep our current SMS provider?

Yes. GROW can run alone and push verified contacts to it.

Does sync run both ways?

Yes. Contacts out, campaign results and attribution back.

What does the connection use?

Zapier for most stacks, or our REST API and webhooks for anything custom.

What happens to opt-outs?

Honored automatically across every channel and reflected in your CRM.

Division of work

What stays with your team, and what comes off it

Your team
What you decide
The exchange. What the customer receives for a sign-up, per market and per season.
The channel per market. WhatsApp where inboxes are empty, SMS where regulation requires it.
Frequency and pressure. How often a contact hears from you, with caps enforced by the platform.
Segmentation logic. Which tags are applied at which sign-up point, and how audiences are built from them.
Creative approval. Every message is submitted before it is scheduled.
The KPI the pilot is judged on. Agreed in the first workshop, reported at the end.
Off your plate
What you stop managing
List hygiene projects and quarterly cleaning of unreachable records
Manual export and import between the sign-up tool and the CRM, once Zapier or the API is connected
Chasing carrier registrations, sender IDs and WhatsApp template approvals
Producing localized campaign copy for markets your team does not speak for
Assembling consent evidence by hand when legal asks
Proof

570 contacts beat 11,000, with the same message and the same offer

A smaller fashion retailer sent identical content and an identical discount to two audiences: the 11,000-contact SMS base it had spent years building, and 570 contacts collected through 2way across 16 stores in a single month. The message was not the variable. Only the collection method was.

12%

click-through from the 570 contacts collected with 2way

4%

click-through from the existing 11,000-contact base

88%

of contacts in the Reserved deployment were new to the CRM entirely

+20%

higher basket among customers who signed up

Your legal and security colleagues will ask. Send them this

GDPR, DPA with Standard Contractual Clauses, EU data residency, encryption, access control, retention, incident response and sub-processors, all documented in the form a vendor review expects, so the review does not stall on your desk.

Bring one market and one KPI. We will tell you whether it works

Thirty minutes. If the honest answer is that your base is already reachable and your attribution is already clean, we will say so and you will have lost half an hour.