You don’t know which ad paid the bills
Ads Manager says there were clicks. Your bank says money came in. Nothing says one became the other, so you scale blind.
Fuzyon brings everything your operation needs into one place. Leads, sales, customers, pipeline, and automations together, with the whole operation under control.


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Four gaps that make a good operation look like a bad one — and that disappear once everything lives in the same place.
Ads Manager says there were clicks. Your bank says money came in. Nothing says one became the other, so you scale blind.
A message that lands at 10pm gets answered at 9am. The traffic was already paid for; it’s the conversation that died waiting.
Four tools, four versions of the truth, no number that adds up. The report becomes a manual export every Monday.
A screen filter isn’t isolation. Whoever leaves takes the book of business with them, and you find out afterwards.
None of these get fixed by opening one more tab. They get fixed when the ad, the conversation, and the payment become a single record.
Launch, evergreen or low ticket: between the ad and the payment there is a conversation. That is what Fuzyon handles, automates and measures.
Rate-controlled broadcasts to warm up and open the cart, with AI answering the same questions that arrive by the thousands.
The lead comes from the ad, AI qualifies, the PIX is paid inside the chat. The sale lands in the funnel attributed to the creative that brought it.
High volume, low ticket: automation handles most of it and a human steps in only where the margin justifies it.
The next offer goes in the same conversation, with the purchase history in front of whoever is replying — human or AI.
Every sale goes back to Meta through CAPI, with the creative that produced it.
A CRM stores contacts and history. Fuzyon runs the whole business: it handles conversations, replies on its own, automates, sells, tracks, and measures.
Official WhatsApp, several numbers on one account, automatic routing, canned replies, and voice notes recorded in the browser. Every conversation replies from the number that received it.
The agent answers from the documents you uploaded, retrieved by semantic similarity. When it doesn't know, it hands off to a human with a summary of the conversation.
16 node types and 15 actions: wait for a reply with a deadline, branching, HTTP calls, an AI block, a payment button, and conversions sent back to Meta.
Drag deals between stages, close them as Won or Lost with the reason captured on the spot, and generate a copy-and-paste payment code inside the conversation itself.
The anonymous visitor becomes a lead with a phone number, checkout closes the loop, and the sale shows up next to the ad that produced it. Meta CAPI sends the conversion back.
18 stages drawn with real numbers and the pass-through rate on every arrow. Cohort anchored at entry: the same person is never counted twice.
A real conversation end to end: the lead arrives from the ad, the AI answers, the payment code is generated in the chat, and the sale shows up attributed to the creative that produced it.
Tracking a click is easy. Tying that click to a payment receipt, through a WhatsApp conversation, is what separates the operators who scale from the ones who guess.
The Meta creative opens your sales page carrying the UTM.
The visit is logged and a tag is written inside the WhatsApp link.
On the first message, the visitor gains a phone number and a name, tied to the campaign.
The payment fires the webhook and the sale finds the source that produced it.
The conversion goes back through CAPI. The algorithm starts hunting buyers, not clicks.
Cohort anchored at entry — that's what stops the totals from counting the same person twice. You see where the journey leaks, not just how much came in.
Illustrative numbers, shown only to demonstrate how the report reads.
The conversion goes back to Meta so it optimizes for purchases, not clicks.
With each platform's traps documented on screen, before you get them wrong.
Revenue per ad, with upsell and downsell on the same map.
Fuzyon connects both ways — QR code to go live today, Meta’s official API to scale without risk. Both live in the same account, and switching between them doesn’t mean changing tools.
The practical advice: start on QR to validate the operation without paperwork, then move to official once the number becomes your business. The migration happens inside the same account.
No app to download, no account to create, no form to fill in. They send a message. Fuzyon handles everything else on the other side.

Card or Pix, monthly or annual. Unlimited contacts on every plan.
Create the account and set everything up before paying. You only subscribe once the number is connected and the operation is running.
For teams moving off spreadsheets and WhatsApp Web.
R$ 890 on the annual plan
Start on EssentialFor operations already running a team and an ad budget.
R$ 1,890 on the annual plan
Start on ProFor anyone running several numbers and several teams.
R$ 3,890 on the annual plan
Start on ScaleNeed more numbers, more broadcasts, or something custom? Talk to us
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Put support, automation, and attribution in the same place. The rest of your operation stays the same — except now it has numbers on top of it.
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