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Hamla is used by talking to it, so the fastest way to get something done is to know what to ask for. This page is a library of asks. Every one is a sentence you can copy, change to fit your business, and send. None of them require you to know a menu, a field, or a setting.
Nothing on this page can send a message on its own. Everything Hamla builds starts as a draft, and going live always takes a click from you. That is true even when you ask it to “launch” something — you get a confirmation card, and clicking it is what makes it live.
A few of these are a click, not an ask. Almost everything Hamla does you get by asking for it. Three things live in the dashboard instead, because there is no way to ask for them: building a form, creating a new customer field, and pausing a campaign. Where that is true, the entry below says so and tells you where to go.
If you would rather understand how to phrase things than pick from a list, read Talking to Hamla first. If you are not sure which of these your business needs, Set Hamla up for your business gets you to a shortlist in fifteen minutes.

Bring people in

Capture visitors who are not ready to buy

Welcome everyone new

Turn Instagram comments into contacts

Instagram and Facebook auto-replies need a connected account and the Starter plan.

Answer price questions on Facebook automatically

Build a waitlist from a sold-out post

Make a form to collect leads

The form itself is the one thing on this page you build yourself. Go to Contacts → Forms, start a new one, pick the goal it serves, and add the fields you want — name, phone, which treatment, a consent checkbox. Publishing gives you a link to share and a QR code you can print for each of your locations.
There is no way to ask Hamla to build a form for you. Everything after the form is an ask: once it is live, Follow up leads the moment they arrive below runs on its submissions.

Greet visitors coming from one place

Turn interest into sales

Recover people who left something behind

Catch someone about to leave

Follow up leads the moment they arrive

Chase people who browsed and did not buy

Confirm a booking the moment it is made

Remind people before their appointment

A reminder needs Hamla to know when the appointment is. A booking connection tells it who booked — name and email — but not the date. Send the date along with the booking as a trait and it becomes a field you can filter on. Booking reminders walks through both halves.

Tell people something is back

Tell people the price dropped

Keep customers coming back

Thank people after they buy

Ask for a review at the right moment

Win back people who went quiet

Change the number to fit your business — 30 days for a cafe, six months for a dentist.

Celebrate a birthday

Look after your best customers

Stop chasing people who already bought

Turn customers into fans

Ask for referrals

Put your referral code in front of happy customers

Hamla does not issue or track referral links. You bring your own code — from your store, your booking system, your loyalty program — and Hamla puts it in front of people at the moment they are happiest.

Celebrate your customers publicly

Hamla does not collect or store your reviews. Paste the one you want to use and it writes the post around it, art direction for the image included.

Seasons and moments

Hamla knows the calendar that matters in your market — Ramadan, both Eids, White Friday, National Day, Mother’s Day, back to school.

Plan a whole season

Run a launch across channels

Run a flash sale

Ask what is coming up

Build audiences

Audiences in Hamla are live. People join and leave on their own as their behaviour changes, so you build one once.

Find people who have gone quiet

Find your best customers

Find people about to leave

Use something your own system knows

Find people from one source

Start a campaign when someone joins a segment

Just ask a question about your customers

Your contacts

Bring in a list you already have

Imports are shown to you as a preview before anything is written, and imported history never triggers campaigns. A year of old orders will not send a year of messages.

Bring in past orders too

Record that you have permission to message people

For a whole list, consent is recorded where the list is: Contacts → Contacts Management → Consent. It is also part of importing — Hamla asks how these people opted in before it writes anything. For one person, it is an ask:
Without consent, contacts sit in Hamla and campaigns reach none of them. Hamla will never grant it on a guess: you have to say that the people opted in, and how.

Track something specific about a customer

A new field is created once, in Contacts → Contacts Management → Custom Fields → Create Field — or on its own, the first time your system sends the value as a trait through Hamla Events. Filling it in afterwards is an ask:
Hamla cannot invent a field for you mid-conversation. A value sent for a field that does not exist yet is dropped, which is why the field comes first.

Look someone up

Fix a contact

Understand what is working

The plain question

Compare periods

Find out where customers come from

Check one campaign

Get a report you can send someone

Get slides

Find out if anything is broken

Your brand and content

Teach Hamla how you sound

Voice is saved to your Business Brief — the short profile Hamla keeps of your business — so it applies to every draft from then on, not just the next one.

Set your brand look

Draft a social post

Publishing to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok or LinkedIn needs a connected account and the Starter plan.

Rewrite something

Save a design you like

Running campaigns

Put something live

Schedule instead

Pause things

Stopping a campaign is a click, on the campaign itself. Hamla will tell you what is running and what it would stop, but the stop is yours:

See what is scheduled

Find a good time to send

Hamla answers from what it knows about your market and your audience. There is no automatic send-time optimisation, and no per-hour breakdown of your own results — if you want it to go out at a set time, say the time and schedule it.

Write your own

None of these are magic words. Hamla reads plain language in Arabic or English, including transliterated Arabic — “3amel campaign lel customers illi ma tholoush” works. Three things make any ask work better: Put all three in the first message and Hamla builds it without asking. Leave them out and it will ask you — once, with a few focused questions, not a wizard.

Set Hamla up for your business

Work out which of these your business actually needs.

Talking to Hamla

How to phrase things, and what Hamla does without being asked.

Channels and tools

Every channel, what it needs, and the plan it is on.

Hamla Events

Send Hamla what happens inside your own system.