B2B wholesale ordering and distribution app in Pakistan

Give business customers a website to order and request bulk quotes, answer them from your vendor portal, and send each order on a vehicle that fits its weight.

Sample order · 620 kgMatched vehicle: Truck

  1. Bike< 5 kg
  2. Car5–49 kg
  3. Van50–499 kg
  4. Truck500 kg +

Illustration with sample data

When every order needs a quote and the right vehicle

Wholesale does not work like a consumer shop. Large orders start with a quote, prices depend on quantity, and how an order travels depends on what it weighs.

  • Orders arrive by phone, email and spreadsheet, and someone retypes them.
  • Quotes go back and forth in messages, and the agreed price is hard to find later.
  • Vehicles are assigned by guesswork, so a light parcel ties up a van while a heavy order waits.

The apps and portals in this setup

A typical setup. You can start with fewer and add the rest later.

Features that matter here

  • Bulk quote requests (RFQ)Business buyers ask for a price on large quantities from the buyer website.
  • Quotes and counter-offersYour team replies from the vendor portal with a quote or a counter-offer.
  • The vehicle by weightBike under 5 kg, car for 5–49 kg, van for 50–499 kg and truck from 500 kg.
  • Stock across warehousesStock is tracked across warehouses and categories in the vendor portal.
  • Your own drivers and routesRun deliveries with your own drivers and plan their routes.
  • Invoice and payout exportsExport invoices and payouts for your accounts team.
  • Cash-on-delivery reconciliationCash collected by drivers is reconciled against each delivery.

How a typical order runs

  1. Buyer Website

    The buyer asks for a quote

    A shop, restaurant or office sends a bulk quote request from your buyer website.

  2. Vendor Portal

    You quote

    Your team replies with a quote or a counter-offer, and the buyer confirms the order.

  3. Rider Portal

    The right vehicle is assigned

    The order’s weight decides the vehicle: bike, car, van or truck.

  4. Rider App

    The driver delivers

    The driver follows the route and records proof of delivery.

  5. Admin Panel

    Cash and invoices close

    Cash on delivery is reconciled and invoices are exported for your accounts.

Running it in Pakistan

In Pakistan, the apps run in English and Urdu, with right-to-left Urdu screens. Cash on delivery is common, so every rider’s collected cash is recorded against the order, and online payment can sit alongside it.

Distributors supplying retailers can take orders in English or Urdu, with cash on delivery reconciled driver by driver.

Also in:LahoreKarachiIslamabad

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The same app in two languages. Illustration with sample data

What happens after you ask for a demo

  1. We reply within 24 hours

    Someone from the FRESME team gets back to you by email, phone or WhatsApp to understand your business.

  2. A walkthrough

    We show you the apps and portals for your model with sample data, and answer your questions.

  3. A proposal

    You get a written scope: the apps you need, the setup work and what it costs.

  4. Setup and go-live

    We brand and configure the platform with your team, then publish the apps under your accounts.

Questions buyers ask

How do bulk quote requests work?

A business buyer sends a request for quotation (RFQ) from the buyer website. Your team answers in the vendor portal with a quote or a counter-offer, and the buyer can then confirm the order.

How is the delivery vehicle chosen?

By the order’s weight: bike under 5 kg, car for 5–49 kg, van for 50–499 kg and truck for 500 kg and above.

Can we use our own drivers and vehicles?

Yes. Vendor-owned drivers and routes are managed in the vendor portal and the rider portal.

Do business buyers need to install an app?

No. The buyer website works in a browser. The customer app can be added if your buyers want it.

Can orders flow into our accounts?

Orders, stock and cash collections can sync with Tadbir ERP, FRESME’s ERP system, and invoices and payouts can be exported.