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Eocean’s WhatsApp Integration for PTCL Earns Global Recognition from Meta

  • April 4, 2025
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Eocean’s groundbreaking implementation of the WhatsApp Business Platform for PTCL, a subsidiary of e&group, has garnered international recognition from Meta, highlighting Pakistan’s digital transformation on the global stage. The success of this initiative underscores Eocean’s commitment to innovation in customer engagement, powered by its platform, Digital Connect, which utilizes the official WhatsApp Business APIs to automate and streamline customer interactions at scale.

The collaboration between Eocean and PTCL allows millions of customers to access a variety of services, including lodging complaints, troubleshooting issues, paying bills, and requesting additional services—all within a single WhatsApp chat. This self-service platform, designed for seamless customer experience, reduces the need for manual intervention and enhances the efficiency of PTCL’s customer service operations.

The results have been impressive. From December 1, 2023, to November 30, 2024, PTCL observed significant improvements in customer service performance due to the WhatsApp-based system. There was a 31% reduction in complaints being routed to customer service representatives, thanks to the automated troubleshooting feature. Additionally, there was a 10% decrease in dispatch service requests, and 34% of all complaints were resolved immediately through the system, without requiring further team support.

This success story is notable as it marks the first time a Pakistan-based Meta Business Partner has been recognized for such innovation. Eocean’s integration of WhatsApp Business API not only addresses the immediate needs of PTCL customers but also sets a global benchmark for how businesses can leverage digital platforms for efficient and scalable customer service solutions.

Syed Amir Jafri, CEO of Eocean, expressed pride in the company’s achievement, stating, 

“Our collaboration with PTCL is a testament to our dedication to providing cutting-edge solutions that leverage the power of Meta’s platform. We have successfully delivered faster and more personalized services, setting new industry standards in the process. We are honored by Meta’s global recognition of our efforts.”

Syed Atif Raza, Group Chief Commercial Officer at PTCL, emphasized the company’s commitment to innovation and customer-centric service. 

“Innovation and customer-centricity are at the heart of PTCL’s values. The automated troubleshooting feature within our WhatsApp-based complaint system has transformed our operations and significantly improved the customer experience. This global recognition is a testament to our ability to turn challenges into opportunities, benefiting both our internal operations and customers.” 

Ahmed Kamal, PTCL’s Group Chief Customer Care Officer, echoed this sentiment, focusing on how the platform improves customer convenience. 

“Our customers are our top priority, and we are constantly striving to make their experience better. With this innovative solution, customers can troubleshoot, register complaints, and track progress instantly, all from the convenience of WhatsApp. This has significantly reduced waiting times, ensuring that issues are resolved faster and more efficiently.”

The collaboration between Eocean and PTCL is not just an example of success for the two companies, but it also sets the stage for broader industry transformation. The integration of automated customer service through WhatsApp is paving the way for intuitive, scalable solutions that are bound to shape the future of digital customer service across industries worldwide. As businesses continue to seek ways to improve customer engagement, Eocean’s success offers a compelling model for other companies looking to adopt digital platforms for efficient service delivery.

For PTCL customers who want to experience this cutting-edge solution firsthand, they can reach out via WhatsApp at +923312181218. To learn more about how businesses can build personalized customer engagement solutions through WhatsApp, Eocean invites interested parties to visit its website at Eocean.

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