For bakeries
Your bake starts before the orders stop.
Late texts become drafts dated from their own words, the bench gets one total per product, and GST comes out right.
hey can we get 10kg brisket, 5kg chuck for tmrw
Usual Friday order thanks mate, plus 3 doz chooks
Draft WS-20260806-0014
Draft, waiting for your OKMarco's Bistro · Matched by phone number, Tier 2 · Deliver Thu 6 Aug
| Beef brisket, point end | 10 kg x $16.90 | $169.00 |
| Chuck steak | 5 kg x $13.40 | $67.00 |
| Total | $236.00 |
Shown on Westgate, our demo butcher. Your demo uses examples like yours.
01 / Before and after
Where it hurts, and what changes.
- Changes after the bake is plannedA cafe adds croissants for Saturday at 9pm.
- The driver's word against theirsThe sourdough never came, and nothing proves it did.
- Mixed GST, small invoicesLoaves GST-free, pies not, and nobody chases them.
- Dates read from their words"Saturday" or "tmrw" becomes the right delivery date.See how dates are read →
- Proof at every dropA photo and a signature attach to the delivery.See proof of delivery →
- GST set per lineMixed invoices come out right, due dates from their terms.See GST on every line →
02 / Hour by hour
Your day on Opsider.
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Drafts in, bench list out
Check last night's drafts, create them and print the bench list.
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Load a van in one move
Tick a van's worth of orders and move them to Loaded together.
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The vans go
Each drop is signed for on the driver's phone.
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A lump sum lands
It clears the cafe's oldest invoice first, to the cent.
Watch a late text land on the bench.
Twenty minutes, on examples like yours, no obligation. Tell us when your bake starts and when your cafes stop texting.