Orders can be placed at night
The portal is open seven days a week. No call to a manager, no messenger, no waiting until morning.
A wholesale customer places the order from their own phone and sees what happens to it: confirmed, picked, loaded, the van has left. The portal installs on the phone like an app and lives on its own address.
| Number | Delivery | Boxes | Total | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ORD-001284 | 18.09 | 42 | 1,386.00 ₼ | On the way |
| ORD-001279 | 16.09 | 30 | 990.00 ₼ | Delivered |
| ORD-001271 | 12.09 | 24 | 792.00 ₼ | Delivered |
The portal is open seven days a week. No call to a manager, no messenger, no waiting until morning.
The customer sends only the product and the number of boxes. The price is stored with the line, so a later price change leaves old orders alone.
Once the van has left, the customer sees where it is and when it last reported. No plate, no driver, no route — that is the factory's own data.
The page is added to the home screen as an app: no separate program, no store, no manual updates.
The portal and the e-mails to the customer are in six languages — the one the customer chose.
Customer sign-in is fully separate from staff sign-in: another address, another accounts, another sessions. The customer sees no factory screen at all.
The data shown in the screens below is fictional.
Products on sale, the box price and how many units a box holds. A product with no photo shows an ice-cream icon.
Chosen lines, delivery date and a note. The server does the pricing.
Every order of the company and its current state.
Lines, total, the event timeline and the van while it is on the way.
Own details, language and the people from the same company who have portal access.