Orders arrive messy. They leave ready to enter.

OrderFlow reads the orders your customers send by WhatsApp and email, matches every item to your catalogue, and gives your team clean order lines to approve.

Built for wholesalers and distributors. Set up around your own products.

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    Example orders. Products and codes are illustrative.

    Your customers don't order in SKUs.

    They write the way they talk. Someone on your team reads every message, works out what they meant, and types it into the system. OrderFlow learns how your customers write and does that first pass for you.

    same as last week but double the oilPulls their last order and adjusts it
    2 ctn of the red oneMatches nicknames to the right product
    basmati 5kg x5 boxesReads pack sizes and units in any order
    deliver tue if possPicks up delivery notes for your team

    How it works

    It sits between your inbox and your order system. Your team stays in control of every order.

    An order comes in

    OrderFlow picks it up from WhatsApp or email, in whatever form the customer sent it.

    Every item is matched

    Each line is mapped to a product, pack size and quantity using your catalogue and that customer's history.

    Your team approves

    Anything uncertain is flagged for a quick check. Approved lines export in the format your system takes.

    Built for your business, not rented by the month.

    Each OrderFlow agent is set up for one company, around its products, customers and existing workflow.

    Your catalogue
    Set up with your product list, codes, and the names your customers actually use.
    Your accounts
    Runs on your own hosting and AI account. Your order data stays with you.
    One build fee
    You pay once for the setup and own it. Ongoing support and changes are optional.
    Your approval
    Nothing goes into your system until someone on your team confirms it.

    Send us three real orders.

    Forward a few recent customer messages and we'll show you the order lines OrderFlow would produce from them.