WhatsApp texts, voice notes, photos of handwritten lists, emails and PDFs become clean order lines in your own item codes. Anything unclear is flagged for a person, never guessed.
For fruit & veg, meat, seafood, dairy and grocery wholesalers who supply restaurants, hotels, cafes and caterers.
| Code | Item | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| TOM-KG | Tomato (Country) | 10 KG |
| ONI-BAG | Onion Bag (25kg) | 1 BAG |
| COR-BCH | Coriander Bunch | 10 BUNCH |
| LEM-DZN | Lemon (dozen) | 2 DOZEN |
| GCHI-KG | Green Chilli | ? "thoda zyada": please confirm |
Any format: Tally or Busy export, Excel, even a photo of your rate list. We set it up for you, including the local names customers use.
Export a WhatsApp chat, forward emails to trial@orders.intropi.in, or send photos and voice notes. Customers don't change anything.
Every line matched to your codes and units, plus tomorrow's total per item for the market run. Compare it with what your team typed.
Hindi, Kannada and English mixed: "do kilo", "paav", "dedh", "gaddi", "darjan", "bori".
Transcribed and matched. Any word it isn't sure about is marked for you to listen to.
Handwritten lists, scanned order forms, purchase orders and spreadsheets from bigger customers.
First week free. Pay monthly by UPI.
First month A$75 after the free week.
First week free.
The founding price is locked for 12 months for our first customers. Cancel any time.
Saquib will WhatsApp or email you within a few hours to set up your item list.
No. They keep sending WhatsApps, voice notes and emails exactly as now. You forward them, or later connect a dedicated number or email address.
It's built to flag, not guess: unclear items, missing sizes, vague amounts ("thoda", "some") and voice-note words it isn't sure of are marked for a person. Nothing goes to your billing without a check.
Today you get a clean list and a CSV export that most systems import. Direct links come next, starting with what our first customers use.
Tidyline is built by Saquib Jawed, a software engineer in Bangalore. We're onboarding our first wholesalers now, so you'll talk to the founder directly.