Order in plain words
Retailers type what they need. Products without a price for that retailer are flagged instead of guessed.
WhatsApp ordering
With Bagdor, a retailer can order by sending a plain WhatsApp message such as “2 butter, 1 bread”. Bagdor reads it, makes the order at that retailer’s rates and puts it in your order list for approval. The retailer gets WhatsApp messages when the order is received, approved and out for delivery, a receipt when they pay, and a reminder when payment is due.
Retailers type what they need. Products without a price for that retailer are flagged instead of guessed.
Order received, order approved and out for delivery messages.
A payment receipt after each payment, and a reminder to overdue retailers at 9:30 every morning.
Retailers type “balance”, “baki” or “khata” and get what they owe back on WhatsApp.
Send a message to all retailers, or only General Trade, HoReCa or Modern Trade.
See which messages were queued, sent or failed.
No. Retailers can order on WhatsApp by typing what they need, like “2 butter, 1 bread”, and Bagdor makes the order at their rates. Retailers who want more can use the Retailer App, which shows your name and logo.
Bagdor puts every order (from the Retailer App, WhatsApp, phone and office entry) into one list with its own order code. The office approves or rejects orders in bulk, with each retailer’s credit limit checked, so no order is lost in a chat.
See outstanding by retailer and by age, check credit limits on every order, and let Bagdor send overdue retailers a WhatsApp reminder at 9:30 every morning. Retailers can also type “baki” or “balance” on WhatsApp to see what they owe. Payments settle the oldest bill first.
Yes. Set rates for kirana shops, hotels and supermarkets, give any retailer a special rate per litre, kilo or piece, and schedule price changes ahead.
Yes. A retailer can type “baki”, “khata”, “balance” or “due” on WhatsApp and gets their outstanding amount back straight away, without calling your office.
We load a sample of your products and retailers and walk your team through it.