Most wholesalers already own the data an AI needs — a product list, years of orders, a delivery book. It is spread across branches, the accounts and a spreadsheet. We put it in one place, then give AI the jobs that eat the week.

Several branches keep several versions of the product list, so the same line is written three ways, stock cannot be added up, and the reorder runs on the memory of whoever has been there longest. Deliveries are planned on a whiteboard. Picks go out on paper.
None of this is solved by adding software. Every new system reads the same disagreement and reports it with more confidence. The work starts underneath: one record of customers, products, orders and deliveries that every tool — and every agent — reads from.
Each job runs on the same record, and anything that reaches a customer, carries money or changes a record waits for a person to approve it.

Pickers work from a web app on their own phones: scan to confirm each item, and claim locking so two pickers never take the same order.
No scanners or terminals to buy. The app reads the same catalogue the counter uses, so a picker covering another branch sees the same names.
Warehouse picking on a phone →
One catalogue across branches, in the codes the counter actually says on the phone.
Before suggesting a purchase, the agent checks whether another branch already holds the stock. The order waits for approval.
Reorder before it runs out →
Every morning, payments are matched to orders by amount, date, reference and customer, with the delivery status alongside.
A deposit waiting on a delivery is not treated as a debt, and nobody who has paid gets chased.
Chase the invoices →Staff keep the tools they know. The record sits underneath them, and the agents read and write through the same connections.
Wholesale ERP is built for multi-branch wholesalers and trade suppliers. Running a shopfront as well? See Retail.
Every engagement follows the same four steps, in the same order, whatever the size of the job.
The full terms are on How we work and Offerings.
Four steps, two minutes. Within two working days: can AI take them on, what it needs, roughly what it costs.