Map current channels
List the routine calls, messages, emails and spreadsheet orders that create retyping.
Give customers a branded app and web route, then let your team review products, prices, notes and delivery details before invoicing.
Manual orders mapped
Products and prices loaded
First customers invited
Order desk reviews
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
Porosi is not a full ERP, warehouse management system or enterprise resource planning replacement; it gives small suppliers a focused ordering route before wider software choices become the project.
List the routine calls, messages, emails and spreadsheet orders that create retyping.
Start with the products, prices and usual baskets needed for first customer orders.
Choose buyers who order repeatedly and can prove whether app or web ordering will stick.
Check submitted baskets before fulfilment, delivery or finance depends on the order.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, branded customer ordering, web portal baskets, account-specific prices and product import stay with the order, so the supplier can check it without retyping a call, email or message.
The supplier team receives one order record with branded customer ordering, web portal baskets, account-specific prices and product import. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
The supplier gets a shop but still explains trade account rules manually.
Porosi starts from account buyers, products, prices and review.
The team waits for a bigger implementation before proving customer adoption.
Start with a first account group and expand after order quality is proven.
Staff still rebuild invoice context later.
Orders carry customer and delivery details before finance work.
The first rollout must deliver adoption and order quality before the small team widens the scope.
Choose customers with repeat baskets, clear prices and support pressure.
Use app and web routes with usual products, notes and changed quantities.
Check which calls, corrections and invoice questions remain after submission.
Porosi is not a full ERP, warehouse management system or enterprise resource planning replacement; it gives small suppliers a focused ordering route before wider software choices become the project.
A clear first step away from manual orders. Brand ownership without marketplace confusion.
Fewer routine orders reconstructed from messages. Customer, product, price and note context in one review path.
The first rollout must deliver adoption and order quality before the small team widens the scope.
Bring the manual order channels, product list and customer group that would make the first launch worthwhile.