What "AI" usually means, and what we mean.
What most vendors call AI
- A chatbot bolted onto an old system.
- A dashboard you still have to read and act on.
- One tool that talks to nothing else.
- Built for retail or warehouses, adapted for food.
What Nerio means by it
- Assistants that do the job: take the order, answer the lead, send the reminder.
- One spine, so each assistant knows what the others did.
- Built for food and supply distributors from day one.
- A person in the loop whenever it's unsure.
The crew.
Each assistant owns one job and one number it's judged on.
A week with Nerio.
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Monday, 6 AM.
The margin brief lands on your phone. The buy list is ready.
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Every morning.
Orders come in by text, WhatsApp and portal while the office is still closed. Packing slips print for the day.
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Every hour.
Inquiries and missed calls answered in a minute. Quiet accounts get a text.
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Delivery days.
Routes from the orders. Proof of delivery at every door.
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Fridays.
Reminders go out on what's due. Credits are already in billing.
Built to be trusted.
A message can't change a price.
Prices, discounts and addresses are staff-only.
An unknown number can't place an order.
Customers are matched by phone before anything is created.
Anything unclear waits for a person.
The review queue is one screen.
Texts go only to customers who opted in.
With quiet hours and a cap per customer per day.
You own the data.
Export it any time.
Meet the crew on your own price list.
See what six assistants do with one week of your orders.