Production and logistics

Yes. You record what someone is qualified to do, for example a forklift certificate or experience on a particular line, and the call-out only goes to people who match. That saves you declines and it saves you message fees.

You put the open shift in and Boomer reaches the people who fit, each in their own conversation. The AI answers the questions that always come up about start time, location and shift premium, and confirms whoever signs up. You watch the remaining slots go down in one overview.

Because it does not get installed. Someone working for you for three months will not download an app, and the app they do install stops getting opened after two weeks. WhatsApp is already on the phone and does get read.

That is your call. It can propose and wait for approval, or schedule within the criteria you set. Most agencies start with proposals and switch on automatic scheduling later, per shift type.

150 euro per month during the pilot and 250 euro per month after that, plus Meta's per-conversation fee. At roughly 4 cents per conversation in the Netherlands, a thousand call-outs a month is about 40 euro in message fees.