Every food supplier in Egypt runs on the same operating system: a notebook, a phone full of WhatsApp chats, and one person's memory. It works — until an order gets lost between chats, a restaurant disputes an invoice, or the driver arrives with half the delivery. Every one of those moments has a cost, and none of it shows on paper because there is no paper worth reading.
The five leaks in supplier operations
- Orders that arrive as voice notes — misheard quantities, no record of who agreed to what.
- Inventory nobody trusts — stock counted in someone's head means overselling what you don't have and sitting on what you do.
- Deliveries with no trail — what left the warehouse versus what was signed for is a nightly argument.
- Invoices built from memory — the slowest part of getting paid is working out what to charge.
- Collections that drift — restaurant credit balances grow quietly until they're a problem.
What one system changes
SupplyCore was built for exactly this business — Egyptian food, beverage and packaging suppliers serving restaurants. Orders, stock, delivery, invoicing and collections live in one place: every order lands in a single queue, stock is tracked by lot and expiry (first-to-expire ships first), drivers capture photo, signature and GPS proof at the door, invoices issue on delivery, and outstanding balances with debt ageing are visible per customer instead of buried in a notebook.
The killer feature: your restaurants order directly
SupplyCore connects natively with DineCore, our restaurant platform — a restaurant links to you in one click and sends purchase orders straight from its POS into your SupplyCore queue. No retyping, no WhatsApp middleman, no "I never received that order." And every supplier gets a free online store on its own link with a printable QR — restaurants can browse prices and order even without an account.
Built for how this market works
Arabic-first interface your warehouse team will actually use, English when you need it, installable as an app on any phone, WhatsApp alerts to customers at every step, and pricing that respects a supplier's margins — one flat yearly license (15,000 EGP) or a lifetime license, never a percentage of your sales.