What it does
They order where they already are
The same conversation, the same app, the same number. Nothing to download and no account to create.
It knows your catalogue
What you sell, what it costs, what is out of stock, what the minimum order is.
It confirms before it commits
The customer sees the list and the total, and confirms it. No surprises on delivery.
It comes out structured on your side
A clean order, ready to prepare, in the format your operation actually uses. Nobody retypes anything.
It handles the repeat order
Most of your regulars order roughly the same thing. Repeating last time takes one message.
What it plugs into
Your tools, not ours. These are connections we have made before and can make again.
If what you use is not listed, say so during the audit. Most business software can be connected, and we will tell you honestly when it cannot be or when it can but is not worth the money.
What it does not do
- It does not force your customers onto an app or a website.
- It does not confirm an order it is unsure about. It asks.
- It does not take payment unless you want it to.
Questions people ask about this one
My catalogue changes constantly. Is that a problem?
No. It reads from wherever you already keep it, so updating it once updates both.
Can it take the money too?
Yes, through card payments or mobile money, if you want that. Plenty of clients prefer to keep payment where it is.
What if someone orders something absurd?
Rules and limits are set during the build, and anything outside them goes to a person.
The other five systems
Start with the audit
Two lines about the task you keep repeating is enough to start. We reply within one working day, and we say plainly when automating it is not worth your money.