In Tunisia, Facebook is often a merchant's first shop: a page, product posts, lives, and dozens of “price?”, “available?”, “I want it” comments. The problem is not generating interest, it is losing nothing. Between comments, private messages and screenshots, orders get scattered and many end up forgotten.
Alinero gives your page a real shop. Each post can link to the product page, where the customer orders in three fields, with no account or bank card. During your Facebook lives, purchase comments are detected and become orders. Everything arrives in a single dashboard, with cash on delivery, and each order can be confirmed on WhatsApp before shipping.
From the Facebook page to the delivered order
One journey, from the post or the comment to the parcel handed over.
One order link per product
Share a product page in a post: the customer orders in three fields, with cash on delivery.
Live comments captured
During the live, “I’ll take 2 in M” becomes an order, size and colour included.
Address completed by the customer
The customer receives a link to complete their address: you have nothing to copy.
Orders in one place
Shop, lives and shared links all arrive in a single dashboard.
WhatsApp confirmation
An automatic WhatsApp message, or your call, confirms the order before shipping.
Meta Pixel
Measure the orders coming from your Facebook and Instagram ads.
Why sell on Facebook with Alinero
- Fewer lost orders: purchase comments from your lives become tracked orders.
- Cash on delivery is built in, with no bank card for the buyer.
- Shop, lives and shared links feed the same list of orders.
- WhatsApp confirmation reduces refused parcels before they are even shipped.
- Your customers, their history and your notes stay in their record.
Frequently asked questions
How do I sell on Facebook in Tunisia?
Create your Alinero shop, then share your products on your page: each link leads to a page where the customer orders in three fields. To sell live, connect your page and start a live: purchase comments become orders. Everything arrives in the same dashboard, with cash on delivery.
Are comments turned into orders?
Yes, during your Facebook lives: purchase comments are detected, with size and colour, and the customer receives a link to complete their address. If a purchase was missed, an “It’s an order” button catches it.
Do I need a bank card to sell on Facebook with Alinero?
No. Cash on delivery is the default mode: the customer pays in dinars when receiving the parcel. That is what most Tunisian buyers expect.
How do I avoid refused parcels from Facebook?
Each order can be confirmed by an automatic WhatsApp message or by your call. The risk score of each order (governorate, time, calls, customer's history) also helps you spot those that call for caution before shipping.
Do I keep control of my Facebook page?
Yes. Your page and your followers remain yours, and you post as usual. Alinero adds the shop, the orders and customer follow-up.