Janine watches behavioral signals during checkout. She doesn’t just wait for the buyer to leave and then send a follow-up. She reads the signals while they’re still on the page.
Common hesitation patterns:
Each hesitation type gets a different response. Janine doesn’t use a single template. She picks the response that worked for similar hesitations across the Freway network.
For example:
Janine classifies every resolved objection and shares anonymized playbooks across the Freway merchant network. A shipping objection strategy that works for fashion stores gets tested in beauty. The more stores on the network, the more data Janine has to work with.
No personally identifiable information crosses merchant boundaries.
You control when Janine engages through your threshold settings. The probe delay determines how long Janine waits before reaching out. Too fast feels pushy, too slow and the moment is gone.
See Thresholds for details.