What you see when you open Supplier2Shop depends on which side of the counter you're on. Switch between them below — this is the real thing, rebuilt for the browser.
The tiles are ordered by how often a supplier reaches for them across a working day: what's coming and when it ships, then the catalogue those orders are placed against, and only then the partner admin — which is done once when a shop joins and rarely again.
A shopkeeper opens this app to do one thing: order stock. So that's the whole top of the screen, and everything else gets out of the way. The shopkeeper side runs on the app's teal, where the supplier's runs on indigo — so you always know which account you're in.
One card per upcoming delivery day. Coverage bar, the consolidated totals, and the list of shops still to order.
Up to five published dates, each with its own deadline and a live countdown to it.
2 slots remaining · Auto-add dates is on
The supplier's catalogue with plus and minus on each row. Where a price would be, it says what it means.
Today's round, one card per shop, with the note they left and a single button to close it off.
06 Items Ordered · ORD-98231
Business name, category, address, district and pincode, GST number, service areas, and a calling number separate from the one you sign in with. Change it and it fans out to everyone you're connected to. A profile photo is framed on its subject automatically.
A read-only record of what happened and when — connections made, orders moved, profile fields changed, each named the way a person would say it. Separate from order history, which is about rounds rather than events.
Every order you're a party to, cut into delivery days, newest first — because that's the day both sides think of an order by, not the evening the orders came in for it.
Screenshots only go so far. It's free, it installs in under a minute, and there's nothing to configure.