For dairy distributors
Standing orders draft themselves. The oldest crate goes first.
The standing orders wait for your nod, stock rotates oldest first, and every drop lands on the right van.
Morning Brief, Tue 4 Aug
- 5:47amStanding order 1 of 4 drafted for WednesdayDraft
- 5:47amStanding order 2 of 4 drafted for WednesdayDraft
- 5:47amStanding order 3 of 4 drafted for WednesdayDraft
- 5:47amStanding order 4 of 4 drafted for WednesdayDraft
- 5:47am14 decisions waiting for your nodWaiting
- 7:00amThe pick draws the oldest lot firstOldest first
01 / Before and after
Where it hurts, and what changes.
- The same list, keyed nightlyCrates of full cream and skinny, typed in again.
- The crate at the backBehind the new delivery, then down the drain.
- Runs planned in the darkThe drop order has to be right first time.
- Standing orders draft themselvesThey wait in the Morning Brief for your nod.See the Morning Brief →
- The oldest lot goes out firstEvery order draws from the oldest open lot.See the oldest-first draw →
- Every cafe on the right vanZones sort stops by suburb. Drag any stop to overrule.See the run board →
02 / Hour by hour
Your day on Opsider.
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The drafts are ready
Standing orders and last night's texts, waiting for your nod.
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The first drop
Proof of delivery on the driver's phone in seconds.
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Overdue invoices are charged
Charged to the card each cafe stored, receipt emailed.
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The late texts keep coming
Order Pilot drafts them overnight, dated from their words.
Review the standing orders. Skip the typing.
Twenty minutes, on examples like yours, no obligation. Tell us how your cafes order and when your vans leave.