Support and sales separated
A team per number, auto-assign in turn, and transfers with notes between departments.
- Team per WhatsApp number
- Auto-assign in turn
- Transfer with a note
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For internet providers and telecom resellers · Nigeria
Stop drowning in “my internet is down” messages.Route support and sales to the right team.EliteTeQ Inbox for internet service providers, telecom resellers and fibre installers in Nigeria
When a line goes down, hundreds of customers message at once, and new-connection enquiries get buried under complaints.
EliteTeQ Inbox lets your support and sales teams share one workspace. Support and sales can each have their own number and team, every request has an owner, and reports show how fast customers get an answer. Staff in Lagos and Abuja or anywhere else answer from one +234 business number, with office hours on Lagos time (WAT).
No credit card required · Plans from $29/month
WhatsApp or call +1 214 423 5355 · a person replies, usually in under 10 minutes
- Outage and fault reports
- New connections and packages
- Billing and payment questions
- Installation appointments
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- The ad this customer tapped
- Lead stage, one tap
- Internal comment, never sent
- Time left to reply
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Sound familiar? What telecoms & isps teams in Nigeria tell us
During an outage, sales enquiries get lost under hundreds of complaints.
EliteTeQ Inbox
Give sales and support their own WhatsApp numbers and teams, in one workspace.
We don’t know how long customers wait for support.
EliteTeQ Inbox
Reports show first-reply time, waiting chats and the busiest hours.
New-connection leads from our ads are answered days later.
EliteTeQ Inbox
Ad leads arrive flagged hot with the ad’s name, and sit on a sales pipeline.
Every enquiry is a customer deciding where to spend. Don’t let yours wait.
One shared inbox for internet service providers, telecom resellers and fibre installers in Nigeria.
EliteTeQ Inbox is a customer conversation and CRM platform. WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Instagram DMs and comments land in one workspace your whole team answers from.
Customers in Nigeria write in English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo, and your team replies in the same chat. Every enquiry below gets an owner, a stage and a follow-up:
Less switching between phones. More enquiries turned into customers.
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- Outage and fault reports
- New connections and packages
- Billing and payment questions
- Installation appointments
What is a WhatsApp CRM for telecoms & isps?
A WhatsApp CRM for telecoms & isps is a shared inbox and lead pipeline for the messages internet service providers, telecom resellers and fibre installers in Nigeria get every day. EliteTeQ Inbox connects your WhatsApp Business number, Facebook Page and Instagram account, lets several staff answer from their own logins, puts every customer on a pipeline (for example Enquiry, Coverage checked, Package chosen), and shows the owner who answered and how fast.
- One business number, many staff, each with their own login
- Every chat assigned to one person, with internal notes
- A pipeline named after your own steps
- Reports on reply speed, leads per day and ad sources
EliteTeQ Inbox at a glance
| Product | EliteTeQ Inbox, by EliteTeQ Softwares Limited (Nairobi, Kenya) |
|---|---|
| What it is | A WhatsApp team inbox and CRM |
| Channels | WhatsApp Business (official Cloud API, works alongside the WhatsApp Business app), Facebook Messenger, Instagram DMs, Facebook and Instagram comments |
| Works on | Any browser; installs on Android and iPhone |
| Price | From $29 a month; $59 Growth; $99 Business with unlimited people; a year costs 10 months |
| Free trial | 7 days, every feature open |
| WhatsApp numbers | 1 to 3 included by plan; up to 20 per business (Meta’s limit once the business is verified with Meta) |
| In Nigeria | +234 WhatsApp Business numbers, office hours on Lagos time (WAT) |
| Languages | Customers write in English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo |
| Setup | About 40 minutes, or done with you on WhatsApp |
| Last reviewed | 2026-11-01 |
How telecoms & isps teams use EliteTeQ Inbox
Real screens from our demo workspace, with example data.
New connections tracked
Move prospects from enquiry to connected, filtered by area category or salesperson.
- Stages you name yourself
- Categories for area
- Hot leads flagged
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Service levels you can see
First-reply time, messages per day, busiest hours and a team leaderboard.
- First-reply time
- Messages per day
- Team leaderboard
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A pipeline for telecoms & isps
An example you can set up in Settings → Pipeline stages and rename any time.
- Enquiry
- Coverage checked
- Package chosen
- Installation booked
- Connected
- Lost
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No credit card required · Plans from $29/month
Get your team answering in a day
No installation and no long training.
Create your account
Register with your email. The 7-day trial opens every feature, no card needed.
Connect your channels
Link your Facebook Page and Instagram. We connect your +234 WhatsApp Business number with you on WhatsApp, on Lagos time (WAT), in about 40 minutes.
Invite your team
Add staff with their own logins as Owner, Admin or Agent, whether they work in Lagos and Abuja or from home.
Set up your pipeline
Name the stages after how you work, for example: Enquiry → Coverage checked → Package chosen → Installation booked.
Start answering
Assign chats, follow up hot leads and watch the reports.
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No credit card required · Plans from $29/month
More than a shared inbox. A better way to manage your customer relationships.
A shared inbox helps your team see messages. EliteTeQ goes further, connecting every conversation to lead management, team coordination and sales visibility.
- Designed for teams
- Employees work with their own logins, roles and responsibilities.
- Conversations connected to customers
- Every message sits with the customer’s history and their stage on your pipeline, not as an isolated chat.
- Visibility for management
- See how your team handles enquiries, how fast they reply and where follow-ups are needed.
- Grows with your business
- Start with a small team, then add people, numbers and a bigger plan as you grow.
- Easy to get started
- Register online, explore every feature on the free trial, and set up your workspace without waiting for a salesperson.
Simple pricing. No complicated contracts.
The same plans for every industry in Nigeria, in US dollars: Starter $29, Growth $59, Business $99 a month. Paying yearly costs 10 months. 7-day free trial, no credit card. Meta’s WhatsApp charges, where they apply, are separate.
Try Growth free for 7 daysNo card needed · you choose the plan when you pay
Phones and personal chats vs EliteTeQ Inbox
The difference is that every enquiry has an owner and nothing depends on one phone, whether your team is in Lagos and Abuja or at home.
| Phones and personal chats | EliteTeQ Inbox |
|---|---|
| Whoever holds the phone answers | Every staff member answers from their own login |
| Two people reply to the same customer | Each chat is assigned to one person |
| Quotes and follow-ups forgotten | Waiting chats and hot leads are flagged |
| Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp on different devices | Every channel in the same list |
| No idea how fast customers get an answer | Reply speed and leads per person in reports |
EliteTeQ Inbox in Nigeria
EliteTeQ Inbox works for internet service providers, telecom resellers and fibre installers in Nigeria on your existing +234 WhatsApp Business number. Customers see your business name as they do today, and your team answers from Lagos and Abuja or anywhere else.
In Nigeria, a lot of buying starts as a WhatsApp or Instagram message: a price check, a “is this available?”, a photo of a product. When one phone is shared between staff, those enquiries get lost overnight. EliteTeQ Inbox puts them in one list that the whole team can see, from Lagos to Kano.
Customers write in English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa or Igbo, often mixed in one chat. Your team answers the way the customer writes; template messages are created in English.
Office hours are set day by day for each number. A common setup in Lagos or Abuja: weekdays open, Saturday mornings open, Sunday closed. Anyone who writes while you are closed gets your away message, at most once every 12 hours, and the chat waits at the top of the list for the morning.
Selling on WhatsApp in Nigeria
Commerce is concentrated in Lagos, the southeast trading cities and the northern market hubs, each with its own pricing culture. Instant transfer displaced cash faster than most markets, and agent networks fill the gap where branches do not reach. Power interruption is a daily operating assumption, not an incident.
Enugu
Enugu State · a southeastern administrative and commercial centre
Independence Layout and New Haven carry the newer restaurant and retail trade while the older commercial areas stay conventional. Demand is steadier across the week than in the trading cities nearby. Enugu functions as an administrative and service centre for the southeast, with a growing hospitality and restaurant trade alongside conventional retail. Enquiries to telecoms & isps teams in Enugu go to the right desk, with general questions in chat and sensitive details kept out.
Kaduna
Kaduna State · a northern industrial and administrative centre
The city supplies smaller towns across the state, so wholesale and retail run through the same premises. Being on the Abuja–north corridor gives steady transit trade. Kaduna combines light industry, agricultural processing and a significant administrative presence, and sits on the main road and rail corridor between Abuja and the north. Enquiries to telecoms & isps teams in Kaduna go to the right desk, with general questions in chat and sensitive details kept out.
Lagos
Lagos State · Nigeria's commercial capital and busiest port city
Trade concentrates on Lagos Island and Ikeja for wholesale and on the Lekki–Victoria Island corridor for higher-basket retail, and the two behave like separate markets. Weekday peaks track the commute; weekends belong to the island malls. Lagos concentrates more retail and hospitality trade than anywhere else in West Africa, split between the mainland trading districts around Idumota, Balogun and Computer Village in Ikeja, and the newer island retail corridors of Victoria Island and Lekki. Enquiries to telecoms & isps teams in Lagos go to the right desk, with general questions in chat and sensitive details kept out.
Abuja
Federal Capital Territory · Nigeria's administrative capital
Business clusters in Wuse, Garki and Maitama on weekdays and thins sharply at weekends when much of the salaried population travels. The satellite districts run on a different rhythm and a heavier cash mix. The binding constraint is that a single owner typically runs one strong outlet plus weaker satellites, so the question is always which branch is quietly losing money. Enquiries to telecoms & isps teams in Abuja go to the right desk, with general questions in chat and sensitive details kept out.
EliteTeQ Inbox in every city of Nigeria
- LagosLagos State · Nigeria's commercial capital and busiest port city
- AbujaFederal Capital Territory · Nigeria's administrative capital
- KanoKano State · the commercial hub of northern Nigeria
- IbadanOyo State · a major southwestern commercial and university city
- Port HarcourtRivers State · the centre of Nigeria's oil and gas industry
- OnitshaAnambra State · one of West Africa's largest market and distribution centres
- AbaAbia State · a manufacturing and garment-production centre
- Benin CityEdo State · the commercial and administrative centre of Edo State
- EnuguEnugu State · a southeastern administrative and commercial centre
- KadunaKaduna State · a northern industrial and administrative centre
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Questions businesses ask us
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Ask a humanIs there a WhatsApp CRM for telecoms & isps in Nigeria?
Yes. Telecoms & ISPs teams in Nigeria use EliteTeQ Inbox with their own +234 WhatsApp Business number. Staff in Lagos, Abuja or anywhere else answer from their own logins, customers write in English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo, and office hours run on Lagos time (WAT). Plans start at $29 a month with a 7-day free trial.
Can it handle large message volumes?
Messages arrive through Meta’s WhatsApp Business Platform, within Meta’s messaging limits for your number. Business has unlimited people, so you can add as many agents as you need.
Can we send an outage notice to all customers?
No. There are no mass broadcasts; templates go one by one to customers who agreed to hear from you. Use an away or greeting message to tell people who write in.
Does it connect to our ticketing or billing system?
No ready-made integration. The EliteTeQ API (in early access) and its webhooks let developers connect your own systems.
Can several staff use the same WhatsApp number?
Yes. Everyone signs in with their own login, on a computer or phone, and each chat is assigned to one person. The WhatsApp Business app on your phone can stay connected.
How much does it cost?
Starter is $29 a month for 1 WhatsApp number and 3 people, Growth $59 for 2 numbers and 6 people, and Business $99 for 3 numbers and unlimited people. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
WhatsApp rules on this page, from Meta:WhatsApp Business Platform pricing (Meta)Messaging limits (Meta)Message templates (Meta)Business phone numbers and limits (Meta)About the WhatsApp Business Platform (Meta)
Every telecoms & isps enquiry is an opportunity. Don’t let yours get lost in Nigeria.
Bring your channels, your team and every customer conversation into one organised workspace.
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