How it works
From a WhatsApp order to money in the bank.
Every step, from order to paid. Wasrio does the work; you approve the moments that matter with a tap.
Your customers order the way that suits them.
Four ways in, one clean order out. No new app for them to learn.
Type it on WhatsApp
They message "3 drums degreaser, 2 hand soap", in whatever language they actually use. Wasrio turns it into a priced order.
Pick from an order form
A simple mobile form with their catalogue and a live running total. No typing needed.
Tap to reorder
One tap repeats their last order, exactly. The fastest way to buy again.
Tap "no order this week"
Too busy this week? One tap pauses the reminders. No chasing an order that is not coming.
Then Wasrio runs the loop.
- 1
Prices it
Per-customer pricing, volume discounts, and any outstanding balance rolled forward. Exact, every time.
- 2
Invoices it
A clean, numbered invoice, sent straight to their WhatsApp in seconds.
- 3
Tracks it
Every balance and how far it has aged, in one live view. You always know who owes what.
- 4
Chases it
Follow-up runs on schedule, automatically. Wasrio sends each reminder in the right language and steps up the tone as an account ages, then flags the ones that need a personal call.
- 5
Reconciles it
The customer sends proof of payment on WhatsApp. Wasrio reads the amount and suggests where it lands. You approve, and the balance clears.
Wasrio handles the reading and the chasing for you. The money is always exact and rule-based, never a guess. Wasrio never decides what a customer owes you or how a payment is applied.
And this runs on its own.
You never touch these. They just happen, on schedule.
- A daily summary of what came in, what went out, and what is overdue.
- Delivery routes and manifests, grouped by area.
- Delivery status, with an alert if one fails.
- Reorder nudges when a customer is due.
- Statements of account, on demand.
- A flag before you take an order from an over-limit or overdue account.
Ask your business anything.
Over your own data, in your own words.