Features
Growth numbers
Who is ordering less, what to sell more of, and how the week went. A list of things to do, not a chart.
Growth numbers is the screen that says what to do today. Which customers are ordering less and what that is worth. Which lines a customer stopped taking. Who is near your round and not buying. What stock will not keep. Every one with a number on it, built for you every night.
A wholesaler reading this at half past four in the morning has about ninety seconds. So it is a short list with a number beside each line and a button beside that, and the week's figures underneath the way you would ask for them out loud.
How it works
- 01Every night, every customer's orders are compared with their usual. Anyone ordering less is flagged, with the money at risk.
- 02Lines a customer used to take and has stopped taking are listed, one by one, with what they were worth a week.
- 03Kitchens that sit near a round you already drive and do not buy from you are listed as route fill.
- 04Stock that will not keep is listed with the customers most likely to take it, ready to send as an offer.
- 05The week's numbers sit beside it: takings by day, customers by value, what sells, delivered on the day, and who owes what.
What it replaces
The customer list and a feeling that somebody has gone quiet. The margin spreadsheet nobody had time to open. Finding out at the month end that a good customer left in week two.
What it works with
- Order takerEvery order that comes in feeds the numbers. Nothing is typed in for a report.
- Your AI agentTurns the numbers into suggestions with an approve button.
- Money chaserOwed, and how old it is, comes from the same invoices the chaser works.
- WhatsAppA surplus offer or a win-back message goes out on the thread the kitchen already reads.
Plainly
What it will not do on its own
- It does not make the call for you. It shows who is slipping and what it is worth; you decide.
- It does not show cost prices to everyone. Margin stays behind its own permission.
- It is not a dashboard of charts. It is a list of things to do, with a number on each.
What it replaces
A customer list, a memory of who used to order more, and a month-end look at numbers that were already three weeks old.
Time it saves
The hunt through last month's invoices to work out who went quiet, and when.
Questions people ask
- How does it know a customer is slipping?
- It compares what they order now with what they usually order. When a customer drops below their usual, they are flagged with the money at risk.
- What is route fill?
- Kitchens near a round you already drive that do not buy from you. A drop there costs you almost nothing extra.
- Is this a report I have to run?
- No. It is built every night from the orders and invoices. You open it and it is there.
- Can I see what we sold last week?
- Yes. Takings and orders by day, the customers worth the most, the lines that carry the business, and what was delivered on the day.
Give us one night.
Send us one evening's orders. We run the night next to you. In the morning you compare the two.