Whatever you sell, the process is the same.
Restaurants, pharmacies, grocers, shops, gas and water, laundry and more. Eight kinds of business running on one delivery system.
Pick your industry
Food goes out hot.
Put your menu on your own ordering site and take the order there instead of on a phone that is already ringing. The moment a dish is plated you assign a rider, and the customer can see the bike on a map instead of calling to ask where it is.
- Your menu on your own site, on your own domain
- A rider assigned the second it leaves the pass
- Customers watch the bike, not the clock
Proof the right person received it.
Medicine cannot be left at a gate. The customer reads a one-time code back to the rider, and it is saved against that order permanently on a timestamped record nobody can edit later.
- A code that confirms exactly who received it
- A timestamped record of the handover
- A full audit trail on each order
Stop selling what you have run out of.
Stock counts drop as the orders come in, so the site stops offering something before a customer pays for it. Restock in a tap when an item runs low, and group the day's drops into runs by area.
- Stock that falls as you sell, with low-stock warnings
- Same-day slots and batched runs by area
- Card, transfer or cash at the door
Your checkout, your riders, your brand.
Pick one of four templates, set your colours and logo, and publish. You get a storefront on your own domain with a tracking link on every order, rather than a marketplace listing where you are one of forty sellers.
- A branded store on your own domain, no Numus badge
- A live tracking link on every single order
- Payments settled straight into your account
The same round, every week.
Refill businesses run on repeat orders. Numus keeps every customer's address and history, so a reorder takes two taps, and the round is grouped by area instead of sending a heavy vehicle back and forth across town.
- Customer history that makes a reorder two taps
- Rounds grouped by area, not by whoever called first
- Cash on delivery reconciled per driver
Collection and return on one job.
A collection and a return are two legs of the same job rather than two unrelated deliveries. Numus keeps them on one record with one timeline, so nobody has to work out which bag belongs to whom.
- Collection and return tracked as a single job
- The customer sees both legs on one tracking link
- Proof of handover at each end
Timed drops, where the moment is the product.
A cake at 4pm is not the same as a cake at 7pm. Numus lets you take the order with its delivery window, dispatch against that window rather than against whoever shouted loudest, and confirm the handover with a one-time code so you know it reached the right person at the right time.
- Delivery windows the customer picks at checkout
- A one-time code confirming the handover at the door
- Your catalogue and prices on your own site
Standing orders on a route-based week.
Supplying other businesses means the same drops on the same days. Numus keeps each account's history so a repeat order is two taps, groups the day's drops into a sensible round, and reports per client when someone queries the month.
- Account history that makes a repeat order two taps
- Rounds grouped by area and delivery day
- Per-client reporting on volume and value
The same engine under all of them
Whatever the industry, a job runs through the same five steps.
Order
One queue for your site, the counter and the phone.
Dispatch
See who is free, assign in a tap, and the route and amount land on their phone.
Track
Every driver on a map, refreshed every ten seconds, with a link you can send the customer.
Prove
A one-time code read back at the door, filed against the order for good.
Paid
Card, transfer or cash on delivery, all counted against the driver who collected it.
And the reports
Revenue, deliveries and per-driver performance over any period you pick.
Every delivery in one place.
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