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How does it work?

Like hiring new staff. Only faster.

You hire it, show it round, test it, and send it to work. Then it handles every order from “how much?” to “delivered”.
Hire your salesman

Free to start

Starting takes four steps.

  1. 1

    Hire it

    Sign up, give your salesman a name, and tell it what you sell, by chat or by talking.

    Takes a few minutes

  2. 2

    Show it your shop

    Walk round with your phone, filming, and say what each thing is and its price. Or send photos. Or type. Set the lowest price you'll take.

    No forms, no list to type

  3. 3

    Test it

    Pretend to be a customer. Ask the price, bargain hard, try to trick it. Tell it when it gets something wrong.

    Until you're happy

  4. 4

    Share your link

    Your shop has its own link with your name in it. Put it in your WhatsApp chats and status, your bio and your posts.

    Customers start asking

Then every order runs by itself.

Seven steps from question to delivery. You answer one of them.

  1. Step 1: A customer asks

    “How much is the wrap dress?” on your shop link, by chat or voice.

    Your salesman
  2. Step 2: It gives the price

    Your price, with a reason to buy, and how many are left.

    Your salesman
  3. Step 3: It bargains, if asked

    Slowly, and never below the lowest price you set. The customer never sees your lowest.

    Your salesman
  4. Step 4: It takes the order

    Writes down what, how many and where, and sends a neat PDF invoice.

    Your salesman
  5. Step 5: You confirm the money

    The customer says they've paid. It asks you: “Did the money come in?” Nothing moves until you say yes.

    You, one tap
  6. Step 6: It sends the rider

    Your rider gets the pickup details on WhatsApp, with a private link. The customer gets a delivery code.

    Your salesman
  7. Step 7: Closed at the door

    The customer tells the rider their code, and the rider types it in. When it matches, the order closes by itself and you're told.

    Your rider

And every day

It keeps count, so you don't have to.

  • Every hour

    It goes round its jobs: orders waiting, customers who went quiet, stock running low.

  • Every morning

    A short message: who it answered, what sold, who's waiting, who owes you.

  • Whenever you ask

    “How was this week?” Hear it, or get a PDF or an Excel sheet.

  • When you sell in the shop

    Tell it, by voice or text, and the sale is written down with the rest.

Try it now.

Pick a trade, then play the customer. You'll be the owner when the money comes in.

Pick your trade

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Adaeze Atelier

Kemi, the salesman · Lagos

Example
  1. Asked
  2. Priced
  3. Ordered
  4. Paid
  5. Sent
  6. Delivered

Good evening, welcome to Adaeze Atelier. I'm Kemi. What can I get you?

You're the customer. Tap to ask