Turn every inquiry into an account.
New restaurants ask on your website, by text, and on Instagram. Answer from your catalog and delivery rules, capture the lead, and prepare the first-order quote while they are still comparing suppliers.
Manufacturers & distributors · Your business, growing
Restaurant supply · Wholesale distributors · Makers
On the dock? Your AI team answers new restaurants, prepares priced quotes with delivery days, and grows what each account orders.

You get the trucks out.

Your catalog · Case prices · Delivery days
“Bluefin Kitchen is opening two locations next month and asked about to-go containers and gloves. I shared your case prices and delivery days, and saved them as a new lead for a quote.”
A new kitchen on your route before it opens.
The numbers that matter to your business
New restaurants ask on your website, by text, and on Instagram. Answer from your catalog and delivery rules, capture the lead, and prepare the first-order quote while they are still comparing suppliers.
Prepare line items with your case sizes, price breaks, minimums, and delivery day. Send the quote and follow its viewed, accepted, and paid status.
Use recorded order history to see which categories an account still buys elsewhere, prepare the next offer at their price, and remind them to reorder before they run short.
Follow the work
“Bluefin Kitchen asked about to-go containers and gloves for two new locations. Prepare their first-order quote and set them up as an account.”
The team works from the captured lead, your product catalog, and your delivery rules.
Jen · Business coordinationA new restaurant becomes a weekly delivery, before a competitor quotes them.
Knows the job. Learns your business.
Give your AI employees the details that make the work yours. Update the knowledge as your business changes.
Meet your AI teamOne business. A team working from the same page.
Know what better looks like
A sample month. Compare with where you started.
Yes. Explain the job and the result you want, as you would to a colleague. Your team uses your business knowledge and customer records to help carry it out.
Yes, from what you record. Save your price list, case-size breaks, minimums, and delivery days in your business knowledge, and each account’s agreed terms on its record. Quotes are prepared from those details, and you review every quote before it goes out. The example does not assume live inventory from a separate ERP or ordering system.
Quote activity can show stages such as viewed, accepted, and paid. Those are distinct from the action of sending the quote.
Bring one real task and your business details. We’ll help you find a useful first step.
Your next chapter has backup.
More attention for your customers. More room for what’s next.