Ask, pack, send
Ask for what the shop needs. The kitchen packs it, each line starting at what was asked, and marks it on the way. When it arrives the shop says how much came, and the counts at both ends move.
A scoop shop asks the kitchen for the flavors, ingredients, and supplies it needs. The kitchen packs them and sends them, and both see where they are.
Ask for what the shop needs. The kitchen packs it, each line starting at what was asked, and marks it on the way. When it arrives the shop says how much came, and the counts at both ends move.
Each delivery has its number and its state, its day, and its driver. Filter the list to today, tomorrow, one driver, or one route, and see what is late.
Set the days a route runs, its driver, and its stops. Best order finds the shortest round trip.
A driver sees their stops in order, with directions in Apple Maps or Google Maps.
Packing can stop and pick up later, and a big delivery can be checked in a bit at a time.
A line packed or received short is marked, so nobody has to remember it.
Each step says who did it and when.
The Delivery role marks a delivery delivered and nothing else.
Yes. A delivery may carry flavors, ingredients, and supplies, and each location says whether it asks, sends, or both.
The shop says how many came, and the short line is flagged on both ends.
Yes, this is for deliveries between your own. A storage location counts. Deliveries to wholesale customers come with advanced traceability.
$5 a location a month, billed yearly, on top of the basics. Each location switches it on for itself. It is offered from 2 locations.