Who we’re building for

For the counter.
The godown.
And everyone in between.

Our initial focus is Pakistani wholesalers, dealers, and distributors coordinating physical stock, customer credit, and several people’s work.

Find your workflowExamples describe intended use, not current customers.
Business ownerSales teamGodown teamClear dispatch tasksONE BUSINESS. MANY HANDS.
01 / INITIAL CUSTOMER FOCUS

Food & FMCG distributors

Cartons, packs, retailer orders, and deliveries all need to agree.

Product-specific packing units, clear order-to-dispatch status, and customer credit follow-up.

Hear a milk-carton order ↗
02 / INITIAL CUSTOMER FOCUS

Flour & commodity dealers

Freight, handling, and differing purchase units affect what stock really costs.

Connect incoming bags and relevant acquisition expenses before those costs disappear into a general expense total.

Explore landed-cost allocation ↗
03 / INITIAL CUSTOMER FOCUS

Household & electrical wholesalers

Returns and delivery costs can change the result of an apparently simple sale.

Hold returned goods for inspection and make margin exceptions visible to the right owner.

See a return awaiting inspection ↗
04 / INITIAL CUSTOMER FOCUS

Multi-role distribution teams

Sales, godown, collections, and the owner need coordinated handovers.

Give each role a focused work list while maintaining connected business records and pending-task visibility.

Explore a warehouse handover ↗
One platform. Different working days.

A useful view
for every role.

Explore the intended access boundaries. This is an interface illustration, not a live permissions system.

MARGIN OVERVIEWApproval neededYou make the final call.
BUSINESS OWNER

The decisions that need you.

Review cash, margins, overdue balances, and exceptions. Approve the decisions your team is not authorized to make.

  • Financial overview and margin controls
  • Approval requests and exception history
  • Daily summary and pending follow-ups
Sets the business rules and staff permissions.
Convenience with substance

Familiar language.
Clear next steps.

Different people express the same work differently. Someone says “bhej do.” Someone else says “bhej diyo.” A warehouse worker says “rawana kar ditte ne.”

The aim is to recognize the business event behind the words, ask only for what is missing, and present a result the person can understand.

Voice, photos, and manual forms belong in the same app. Each route should follow the same permissions and business rules.

Hear Urdu and Punjabi examples ↗
Let’s build better trade

Your next chapter.
In your own words.

Help shape AwaazERP around the way your business works.

Explore a pilot together