For online & social sellers

Your DM orders, captured. Your deliveries, sorted.

Your buyers find you on Facebook and Instagram — and order in your Telegram. The bot takes the order there, sends your KHQR, and pins down where it’s going — so nothing gets lost in a scroll of chats, and no delivery ends up “somewhere near the pagoda.”

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In the chat

Your catalogue, ordered by number.

The buyer asks to see what you sell, the bot sends your items with photos and a number on each. They reply “2”, it’s in the cart. No form, no app, no “DM me for price.”

Telegram: the buyer asks to see the catalogue, the bot sends the items as numbered photos, then the list with names and prices
Telegram: the buyer replies 2, the bot adds the Silk Evening Clutch with a running total, and Done brings up the order to confirm

Why it sells

A price list in a chat gets buried. A numbered catalogue the buyer can order from in one tap does not. The bot keeps the thread, takes the order, and hands you a clean ticket — you just pack and send.

The part that actually works here

A real place to deliver to — not a formal address.

In Phnom Penh, most homes have no street address a courier can use. So the bot doesn’t ask for one. It collects three things that actually find a door.

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A map pin

The exact spot, dropped once — no street name to get wrong.

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A landmark

The corner everyone knows. It is how people here give directions.

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A photo of the spot

The gate your courier is looking for, recognised at a glance.

You send it yourself

Telegram: the bot asks for a location, the customer drops a map pin, and the bot asks what the landmark is
Telegram: the customer gives the landmark, skips the optional entrance photo, and the order is sent to the shop

The pin, the landmark and the photo arrive one after the other. You forward them to your own rider exactly as they are — nothing to retype, nothing to guess.

Or your customer books the ride

Telegram: the customer pastes their own courier tracking link and the bot confirms it is attached to the order
A stylised city map: a shop connected by a route to a home

Your customer books their own ride and pastes the tracking link in the chat. It lands on the order and you are notified — the ride is theirs to pay, and it costs you nothing — whatever they ordered, the ride is theirs and not yours.

You decide which of the two you offer.

Two ways to deliver — you choose

Send it yourself, or let the buyer book the ride.

You organise the delivery

The bot collects the pin, the landmark, the photo and the phone, and puts them on your order. You send your own rider or your usual courier — everything they need is in one place.

The buyer books their own courier

Prefer to keep it simple? The bot gives the buyer your pickup point and a code, and they send their own rider. You just have it ready.

An optional flat fee

Add a single delivery fee if you charge one — shown to the buyer up front. That’s it: no per-zone pricing to configure.

What it does today, and only that. The bot captures the order and the delivery spot, and sends your payment QR. It does not count your stock, does not book a courier for you, and does not calculate fees by zone — those don’t exist, and we won’t pretend they do.

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