Goods go dark in transit
Once a parcel leaves HQ, nobody knows where it is until someone calls to ask. Visibility ends at the gate.
C.O.R.E. — Business Operations Platform
Dispatch, inventory, sales and approvals — run from a live dashboard your office loves and a WhatsApp bot your field team already knows how to use.
No training · No IT team · No $500K budget
The problem
Head office has systems. The field has chaos. Everything valuable happens in between — where no software goes.
Once a parcel leaves HQ, nobody knows where it is until someone calls to ask. Visibility ends at the gate.
Transport bills land weeks later as orphan records — unmatchable, undisputable, quietly eating margin.
Heavy desktop software your field team will never open. Training budgets spent on logins nobody uses.
Stock on paper, sales in memory, disputes on WhatsApp groups. Nothing reconciles because nothing connects.
Short delivery? Damaged goods? It is one person’s word against another’s — because nothing was captured.
Your field team already carries the interface in their pockets. We just connected it to head office.
WhatsApp-native
No app to install. No training day. Pick a flow and watch it run end to end — word for word what your staff would see, in English or Kiswahili.
C.O.R.E. AssistantonlineDispatch, receive, buy, request, approve, check stock, apply for leave, ring up a sale — seventy-plus conversational flows, each gated by role, each notifying the right person automatically.
/send · tuma/receive · pokea/request · omba/approve/stock/leave · ruhusa/sell · uzaLive operations
Dispatches, stock levels and approvals push to the right branch the second they change — over sockets, into the bell feed, onto WhatsApp.
Today · Petrocity Group
Updated 3s ago
14
In transit
132
Received
3
Needs you
On the road right now
Disputes
auto-flagged
Costs
reconciled
Proof
photo-evidence
Command center
Watch it work: the office sees what the field just did — dispatches moving, sales ringing, leave approved. Live, not end-of-day.
Good morning, HQ ☀️
Live
In transit
14
+3 today
Stock value
KES 4.2M
12 stations
Pending approvals
6
2 urgent
The platform
Twenty-nine modules, eight workspaces. A kiosk gets POS, a laundry gets Sales + Dispatch — nobody pays for, or sees, the rest.
Send and receive between any branches, internal or courier. Race-safe tracking IDs, waybill photos, fragile flags, courier-cost capture — and the sender is notified on WhatsApp the moment goods land. Flag a short delivery and HQ knows before the truck leaves.
Ring up sales in chat or at the counter — goods deduct stock automatically, services like delivery and labor never touch it. Cash drawer, receipts, daily summaries.
Per-station stock, auto-SKUs, lots with expiry, transfers, valuation, COGS and movement reports.
Field requests → approval (never self-approved) → purchase orders with 3-way matching and partial receiving.
Rosters, leave with accrual and multi-tier approvals, GPS punches, biometric terminals.
Dispatch, inventory, purchase and requisition reports in CSV, Excel and PDF — financials restricted to management, automatically.
Walk the shelves typing item and quantity — variances reviewed, adjustments admin-approved.
Never miss a thing
Bell, email, WhatsApp — the right person is told the moment something needs them. Nobody refreshes a dashboard hoping.
Run WhatsApp on the free self-hosted Evolution API, or plug in the official Cloud API for richer buttons and lists — per company, switchable anytime. Workflows never care which transport carries them.
Email alerts already work through your own SMTP — order updates, low stock, approvals, license warnings. Configure the provider once in Settings.
Every action leaves a trail. Reference numbers on every record, photo evidence on dispatches and adjustments, and a full audit log — so a dispute ends with facts, not arguments.
Built to scale
A tenant owns companies, companies run stations, staff belong to stations. Grow from one shop to a group without changing systems.
Petrocity Group
Tenant
Petrocity Energy Ltd
Company
Fossil Supplies Ltd
Company
Four hats. Nothing more to learn.
Built for every counter
Fast-food counters run fixed menus with daily summaries today. Full restaurant mode — tables, kitchen display, split bills — is on the roadmap below.
Launch pricing
No $500K budget. No implementation consultants. Start on a 30-day trial and pay for the modules you use.
One shop. Full control.
$10/mo
The growing operation.
$30/mo
Branches that behave.
$75/mo
Groups, fleets, custom needs.
$200+
Prices in USD, launch pricing — locked for your first year. Talk to us for KES billing. Chat POS is included as pilot access while it rolls out.
Roadmap
What is piloting today, and what lands next. No vapor — every line below is scoped against the running system.
Piloting now
Counter and chat sales with select fuel, retail and eatery customers.
In-chat shelf counts with variance review, live as a pilot.
Twenty-nine modules, eight workspaces — businesses buy only what they need.
Coming next
Push-to-phone payments for every tenant, not just pilot.
Automatic extraction from delivery notes — in testing now.
Queue work without signal, sync when it returns.
dispatch.created, stock.low and friends, straight into your stack.
Books that balance themselves against operations.
Tables, kitchen display, split bills — beyond the counter.
Talk to us
Questions, a demo on your own stock, KES billing, pilot access — start on WhatsApp and we'll take it from there.
Nairobi, Kenya
East Africa Time (UTC+3)
Point your phone camera here — it opens a WhatsApp chat with Ahmed Mahmud directly. No forms, no waiting rooms.
FAQ
The questions every demo raises — including the ones with uncomfortable answers.
Launch pricing runs $10–$75 per month by tier, with Enterprise on quote — locked for your first year, KES billing on request. Every plan starts with a 30-day trial, no credit card, assisted onboarding included.
Any phone that runs WhatsApp. No app to install, no training day — if they can send a message, they can dispatch, receive, request, and check stock. Managers use the same chat plus the dashboard.
Yes. Every command has Swahili aliases — tuma, pokea, omba, nunua, lipa, ruhusa — and free text in either language is understood, with a clarifying question when it isn’t.
Your tenant is isolated server-side: your users can never see another company’s records, roles rescope every screen, financial reports are management-only, and every record carries reference numbers, photo evidence, and an audit trail.
Honest answer: the dashboard needs a connection, but WhatsApp keeps working wherever a message can get through — which is why field teams live there. A full offline-first field mode is on the roadmap.
Days, not months. Message us on WhatsApp, we provision your trial workspace (company, first station, admin login), and your team starts with /send on day one.
Chat POS is piloting with select fuel, retail, and eatery customers: counter and chat sales, goods and services on one receipt, cash drawer, receipts, and daily summaries. General availability with M-Pesa STK is next on the roadmap — join the pilot from the contact section.
Not yet. Fixed-menu counter sales with daily summaries work today (fast food and eateries use it now). Full restaurant mode — tables, kitchen display, split bills — is scoped on the roadmap. Talk to us and we’ll tell you exactly where it stands.