Recognisable entry point
Your supplier name and app identity sit on the device customers use to order.
Porosi combines your own iOS and Android app identity with branded web ordering. Every channel opens the same customer account, product context and history, and every submitted order reaches the same supplier operation.
A branded icon alone cannot change ordering habits. Buyers return when the app gets them to familiar products, correct prices and a completed basket faster than the old manual channel.
Your supplier name and app identity sit on the device customers use to order.
Usuals, favourites, history and account context reduce repeat-order effort.
Order notes and exceptions reach the team that already knows the customer.
Porosi helps suppliers cover mobile top-ups, planned browser baskets and assisted staff orders without splitting the customer history.
Start with high-frequency buyers whose regular baskets are ready to move.
Mobile buyers use the app; office users can order through the connected portal.
Resolve access, product and price questions while the new habit forms.
Track which accounts reorder digitally and which still need help leaving manual channels.
The brand, account and operational response work together so the customer experience feels owned by the supplier from opening the app to receiving the order.
Customers return to your supplier environment instead of a shared marketplace.
iOS, Android and web activity stays connected to the trade account.
The supplier team can review, amend and progress what the customer submitted.
No. Porosi creates a supplier-specific customer app identity connected to that supplier's own tenant and accounts.
Porosi supports approved buyer users and account access so the ordering route reflects the customer organisation.
The supplier can use the branded ordering experience to surface relevant products while retaining account control.
The connected web portal covers office-led and larger baskets without creating a second order system.
A Porosi demo can show your likely first adopters, their familiar baskets and the supplier response that keeps them coming back.