Illustrative. The stories and figures on this page are representative of typical distributor outcomes, not audited results from named accounts. Real, attributed customer stories replace them before launch.
What operators tell us changed
Lonestar Beverage Co. — Beverage
“We closed the books the same afternoon for the first time in twelve years. The reps aren't re-keying tickets at 8pm anymore — it's just done.”
Marcus Delgado, Owner
Harbor Snacks Co. — Bakery & Snacks
“My drivers stopped dreading dead zones. Orders and invoices just queue up and sync the second they're back in range. Nothing gets lost.”
Tara Nguyen, Sales Manager
Valley Fresh Produce — Produce
“Onboarding took four days. Our customers, items, and price lists came over from QuickBooks clean — I didn't lose a single account.”
Rosa Park, Controller
Two routes through the switch
Lonestar Beverage Co. — 18 routes
The problem. Eighteen routes still writing paper tickets and re-keying them into QuickBooks every night.
What changed. Books closed same-day, roughly 90% fewer invoice errors, and two additional routes absorbed without adding office headcount.
Harbor Snacks Co. — coastal routes
The problem. Drivers losing orders in coastal dead zones and absorbing stale-credit disputes they could not evidence.
What changed. No orders lost to offline stops, around six hours a week back per rep, and materially faster settlement.
Frequently asked questions
Can we talk to a reference customer?
Once we understand your category and route model we will introduce you to an operator running something comparable.
How long does switching take?
Most teams are live within a week. Customers, items and price lists import from QuickBooks or NetSuite, and reps only need the mobile app.
What happens to our history?
It comes with you. Migrating customers, items, pricing and history is part of onboarding.