More orders per person on the desk.Without missing one.
Auttendo does the work around the order: lifting orders out of the inbox, chasing suppliers, flagging backorders, carrying price changes through. You keep the decision, and the customer knows where their shipment is.
The margin is in the order. The hours go to retyping it.
A wholesaler in technical components, thirty people, four on the order desk. Peter buys, Feline runs the orders.
Retyping orders out of emails and PDFs, chasing suppliers, calling customers about what did not arrive, updating price lists: that is what decides how many orders get through in a day. What follows is what happens when that work stops coming out of your hours.

Seventeen orders, in seventeen different shapes.
Take in this morning's orders. Watch the new account, they order in their own part numbers.
Fifteen orders are ready with the right part numbers and that customer's agreed pricing. Two you will want to see.
One window shows the work. This is what it runs on.
What a price rise does to your margin
Retyping it costs days and earns nothing. Which customer you carry and which you do not, that is where the money is.
An agent that runs at half four every day
Nobody has to ask.
The company's memory
What the order desk knows stays with the company.
The work log
Which source, which step, who approved.
Inside your own ERP
Anything with an API or an MCP server connects. These are ready to go.
You write the instruction. You tag the apps.
No catalogue to pick from. You type what needs to happen and name the systems it touches.
That was one week at one wholesaler. Yours runs differently.
What you saw above is not a fixed setup you switch on. At every company Auttendo starts as a blank canvas: we sit in on your processes and your meetings, and we set it up together from there. Start big if you want to, start small if you would rather. Anything is possible, nothing is required.
What a wholesaler asks first.
Bring one morning of orders with you.
In half an hour we walk through them together: what Auttendo takes off the pile, and what stays on your desk.