Your customer gets this email 40 seconds after your team picks their order.

No more where’s my order? phone calls.

Picked. Partial. Backordered. They’ll know.

Orders. Prices. Stock. Built on a real shop floor.

Systems for retailers whose POS doesn’t do it for them. Three we’ve built, each with a demo you can use right now.

What would you like to see working?

Pick the order. The email writes itself.

Open the order, tap Pick or Unavailable on each item, and watch the customer’s email write itself. Everything here is made-up demo data.

What that’s worth on a normal week.

You just did one order. Here’s the same job across everything you send out.

120

That’s about 43 hours a month spent telling people where their order is, roughly $1,645 of someone’s time.

Rough figures, and shown so you can argue with them: 5 minutes per order for chasing, typing the update and taking the call, at $38 an hour, over 4.33 weeks. Your own numbers will differ — that’s the point of the slider.

Your orders already arrive. We start there.

No new till, no migration, no retraining the counter staff. Orders come in the way they come in now.

If it arrives some other way, that's usually a connector we build once and forget about.

  • Order emails

    The confirmation emails your shop already sends itself get read and turned into picking lists. Nothing to change at the till.

  • Your online store

    Orders come straight across as they're placed, with the customer's details and delivery choice attached.

  • A spreadsheet or export

    If your POS can produce a file, that's enough to start. Drop it in, or let it land automatically.

  • Typed at the counter

    Phone and walk-in orders get keyed in once and behave like every other order from then on.

Then it keeps working after you've gone home.

Picking and the customer email are the start. The rest is the admin nobody has time for.

  • Chase your suppliers without remembering to

    Anything on backorder gets a follow-up on a schedule you set, so nothing sits for three weeks because the person who ordered it went on leave.

  • Replies land back on the order

    When a customer or supplier writes back, the reply attaches itself to the right order instead of sitting in one person's inbox.

  • Send from the system, not your inbox

    Write to a customer from the order itself. Everyone can see what was said and when, including the staff member who picks it up tomorrow.

  • Reports that answer real questions

    How long orders actually take, what's aging on the backorder shelf, which suppliers keep you waiting, who's picking what.

From your counter to working software.

Three steps. You see it working on your own kind of stock before it goes live.

  1. Step 1: Show us how your shop works

    Fill in the form below or send us an email. We look at how orders, prices or stock move through your shop today, and what your till already handles.

  2. Step 2: We build it on your kind of stock

    Your products, your emails, your way of working, not ours. You use it, tell us what's wrong, and we fix it before it goes anywhere near a customer.

  3. Step 3: It goes live next to your POS

    No new till and no big switch-over day. It works alongside what you already have, and it looks like the demo your team has already tried.

Priced like a shelf ticket.

Every shop is different, so you’ll get a written quote before anything starts. These are where it begins.

Prices in Australian dollars.

Tell us what to build.

Pick what you need, or tell us what’s missing. We’ll build you a demo on your own kind of orders, then tweak it with you until it fits.

Step 1 of 4

What should we build?

Pick as many as you like.