Messy orders in.
Clean runs out.
Quay turns WhatsApp, SMS, email and phone orders into reviewed run lists. Customers order the same way. Your team stops retyping.
Real orders do not arrive clean.
Quay keeps the original message, extracts the order, and holds anything risky for review.
"same as last Friday"
Matched to that customer's saved order.
Missing delivery time
Held for review before it reaches the run.
"make that 80 not 50"
Quantity changed and tied to the original message.
Phone order taken on the road
Captured in the same run list as everything else.
The risky orders stop here.
Missing times, unusual quantities and changed windows are pulled into review before they hit the run list.
- MissingNo time, quantity or venue. Held back, never guessed.
- UnusualOutside the customer's normal range. Flagged before it wastes a run.
- ChangedMoved day, time or quantity. Linked to the message that changed it.
The day ends on a run sheet.
Every confirmed order lands on one sheet — grouped by window, checked before the van leaves. Read it off a phone, print it, or stick it to the dash.
Built for messy, high-frequency supply.
def. A platform at a harbour's edge, where cargo from every direction is landed, checked, and loaded — in order.
Cargo lands from every direction. It leaves in order.
We took the name seriously. Orders arrive from every channel, in every state. They leave structured, checked, and ready to run.
Send last week's messages.
We'll return the run list.
No customer changes. No setup. Twenty minutes with real orders.