Structure the customer order
Use app, web and assisted ordering to reduce free-text interpretation.
Distribution teams need customer orders that carry enough context for warehouse, dispatch and finance teams before picking, delivery or invoicing relies on them.
Order captured
Stock information reviewed
Warehouse notes visible
Delivery and invoice preparation ready
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
A distribution workflow can only move cleanly if customer, product, stock, warehouse, delivery and finance context are visible before the order is passed along.
Use app, web and assisted ordering to reduce free-text interpretation.
Check product access, prices and availability before fulfilment teams inherit the order.
Keep notes, delivery run context and picking pressure close to the record staff review.
Move approved order detail toward invoice or accounting work after operational review.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, order capture, customer account rules, stock information and warehouse review 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 order capture, customer account rules, stock information and warehouse review. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
Orders arrive across channels and need rebuilding.
Porosi gives the order desk a cleaner starting point.
Picking teams receive baskets without enough account or stock information.
Staff inspect the order before it moves downstream.
Dispatch and finance repair issues independently.
Order details is reviewed before delivery and invoice work depend on it.
Use an order that touches customer service, stock checks, warehouse work, delivery planning and finance so every next step can be inspected.
List where order data is copied, checked or repaired today.
Follow the same order through capture and dashboard review.
Check whether warehouse, dispatch and finance teams would receive cleaner context.
A distribution workflow can only move cleanly if customer, product, stock, warehouse, delivery and finance context are visible before the order is passed along.
A reliable supplier-owned ordering route. Account products, prices and delivery expectations to be respected.
Clean order detail before warehouse work starts. Stock and delivery signals visible before dispatch pressure builds.
Use an order that touches customer service, stock checks, warehouse work, delivery planning and finance so every next step can be inspected.
Use one representative order, stock questions, warehouse notes, delivery details and invoice requirements.