Every order in one list
WhatsApp, Retailer App, salesperson and office orders land in one list with an order code, for approval one by one or in bulk.
For wine and liquor distributors
Bagdor is distribution software for distributors of beer, wine and spirits who supply licensed shops, bars, hotels and restaurants. Orders come in on WhatsApp or the Retailer App at each outlet’s own rate, stock is kept batch by batch, drivers deliver with signatures and count crates, and every payment is recorded against the bill.
Bagdor is distributor management software from Lucknow, India, for distributors of beer, wine and spirits.

WhatsApp, Retailer App, salesperson and office orders land in one list with an order code, for approval one by one or in bulk.
Separate rates for shops, HoReCa and Modern Trade, plus special rates for any outlet and price changes scheduled ahead.
Outlets over their credit limit are flagged before you approve, and dues are shown by age.
Goods received batch by batch, a stock ledger, low-stock lists and stock checks, with damage and breakage written off on record.
The driver records crates given and taken back at every stop, so you know which outlet is holding them.
Stops in the order you set, signature on delivery, cash or UPI recorded against each bill, and the cash handover matched at day close.
Bagdor is distributor management software for any distributor who supplies retailers on credit and delivers by van. A beer, wine or spirits distributor uses it the same way: orders from outlets, rates per outlet, stock, delivery runs, crates and collections.
No. Excise permits, transport passes and state excise returns are not part of Bagdor. Drinking alcohol is taxed under state excise and VAT rather than GST, so ask us in the demo how Bagdor’s bills fit the rules of your state and licence.
Bagdor keeps a running crate balance for every retailer. The driver counts crates given and taken back at every stop, so you always know who is holding your crates.
Drivers record cash or UPI against each bill at the shop in the Driver App. At day close the office sees what was collected, what was handed over and any shortfall.
Yes. The Driver App records deliveries, signatures, cash and crates without signal, and everything syncs when the phone is back online.
Yes. Salespeople book orders in the shop, called “demands”, from your catalogue at your rates, in the product’s own unit (litres, kilos or pieces). Each demand goes to the office for approval like any other order, and the salesperson is told when it is approved or rejected.
We load a sample of your products and retailers and walk your team through it.
