The customer chats, picks the brand, asks for half a kilo of sirloin and closes the order without downloading anything. The AI answering only talks about what your store actually carries, at your price, and it already takes the item out of stock. On your side, the team bags the order, delivers it and follows everything on one screen.
Ask for "rice" and you get the brands that are on the shelf today, with prices. Ask for "half a kilo of rump" and it asks about the cut first. Ask for "two chicken drumsticks" and it gives you the estimated weight per piece. None of this is invented by the AI: every answer comes from your product records.
The order lands on the dashboard and moves through New, Picking and Delivery. During picking, every item is scanned and the quantity checked, so what leaves the store is what the customer ordered.
No app to install: the driver points the camera at a QR code, signs in with a phone number and a short PIN, and sees only their own deliveries.
Registration with vehicle, plate and licence. The driver's access is separate from the store team's.
The driver's phone reports their location and the dashboard shows the route in progress.
Mark it as out for delivery, close it with the name of whoever received it, or record the delivery that failed and why. It all stays in the history.
When the order goes out for delivery, the WhatsApp message is sent automatically.
You upload the photo of the flyer, the system reads the products and prices, and the AI starts answering about them. Offer campaigns go out at the right pace and only to customers who agreed to receive them.
The assistant's name and tone of voice, the rules, ready answers, opening hours, delivery fee and the look of the store: all changed on screen, without opening a ticket with us.
Revenue, orders, cancellations, best-selling products, pickup against delivery, and a comparison with last month.
Name, tone of voice, what it may say and what it may not. Plus ready answers and opening hours per weekday.
A clerk sees only their own part, either able to change it or just to look. The owner and the manager see everything.
From the first "hi" to the closed order, it is all recorded for you to check later.
No. Brand, price and what is in stock always come from your store's own product records. The AI does not answer on its own.
The dashboard sends the replacement options straight into the chat. The customer picks one, the swap goes into the order, and stock is checked again.
No. The whole order happens by chatting on WhatsApp, from the first "hi" to the closed order.
The driver signs in with a QR code, a phone number and a short PIN, and the dashboard shows where they are on the map.
Yes, only to customers who opted in, with consent checked right before each send and a controlled pace so WhatsApp does not block your number.
The demo runs on products from your store, so you can watch the AI find the brand, work out the weight and close the order at your price. Book a time and follow the conversation as it happens.
PedeMarket