The order desk never stops
Calls, voicemails, and handwritten notes compete with the work that grows the account.
Built for foodservice
Chefs order after service. Your desk opens at seven.
Nine at night, phone in one hand, walk-in door open. That's when the order gets placed — so that's when it has to be possible.
No payment processing. Your existing customer terms stay intact.
Today's orders
Open orders11+3 this morning
Active customers476 ordered today
Order value$6.2kToday
OrderCustomerStatus
#914Rosa's TaqueriaPicking
#913Dockside Fish HouseSubmitted
#912Maple & Main CaféPicked
#911Star Mini MartFulfilled
Order #914 receivedReady for the warehouse
Repeat orders, simplifiedUsual items are already waiting
Why change
Where foodservice order handling loses time today.
Every customer has a different deal
Generic storefronts struggle with account pricing, order minimums, and who is allowed to see what.
Adoption is the real risk
A system only works when busy kitchens and low-digital customers can use it without training.
How Pacto helps
What changes when ordering moves into the app.
Pacto keeps the distributor relationship intact while removing the friction around everyday ordering.
- Orders arrive typed, priced, and pick-ready
- Chefs can order at 9pm without calling anyone
- Repeat orders start from the account's real history
- One order record both sides can check
Account-specific catalogs
Each login sees the right products and tiered or negotiated pricing.
Reorder from real history
Usual products and last quantities are already waiting when a customer opens the app.
Ten customer languages
Customers can order in English, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese, Arabic, Gujarati, Hindi, Urdu, Romanian, or Turkish, with more languages being added over time.
Pick-ready orders
Orders arrive grouped in warehouse sequence with line-by-line progress.
See your workflow in Pacto
Bring a catalog. Leave with a clearer ordering plan.
We'll walk through the customer experience, distributor workflow, and the fastest route to a practical pilot.