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Ri'SERVE

The full chain, node by node.

Most software keeps a contacts table. Ri'SERVE keeps connections: your supplier and your buyer are nodes on the same network, so a confirmed dispatch on their side is a confirmed receipt on yours.

Your suppliers and buyers become connections, not contacts.

the intelligence layer
ProcurementPlanned
ManufacturingIn pilot
WarehouseIn build
DispatchIn build
RetailLive
B2BPlanned
EcommercePlanned
ProcurementPlanned

Purchase orders, supplier price lists, incoming quality notes. Your suppliers become connections: when they confirm a dispatch, your GRN is already half done.

ManufacturingIn pilot

Batch coding, GRN with weighbridge capture, BOM, production orders, multi-location inventory. Built alongside a working coffee roaster.

WarehouseIn build

Multi-location stock, putaway, picking. One truth for what is where, whichever building it sits in.

DispatchIn build

Transfers, delivery runs, confirmation at the door. What left and what arrived, matched batch by batch.

RetailLive

Billing, inventory, transfers in, daily close. Live at a high-traffic Chennai cafe today.

B2BPlanned

B2B orders and connections. When your B2B customer runs Ri'SERVE too, their purchase order is your sales order.

EcommercePlanned

Direct-to-consumer online orders, tied back to the same batch and stock truth as every other node. Planned: not yet built, not yet in pilot.

Books, from the same events.

GST invoices, e-invoices, e-way bills, FSSAI batch records: generated from the events that already run your operation. Nothing is entered twice.

Integrations, labeled honestly.

WhatsAppLive
WeighbridgeIn pilot
Label printersIn pilot
Swiggy / Zomato feedsIn build
e-invoice · e-way billIn build
GeMPlanned
ONDCPlanned

One intelligence layer across the whole chain.

P, M, W, D, R, B, and E create the operational record. The intelligence layer reads that shared context across modules to explain what happened, identify what needs attention, recommend what should happen next, and eventually run approved routines. It is a shared layer, not another Ri'SERVE suite.

The foundation

01

One event record

Receiving, production, movement, sale, and close enter the same operational history.

02

Shared context

Products, batches, locations, orders, people, and documents keep their relationships across modules.

03

Source-linked outputs

Every briefing, prediction, and recommendation points back to the records that support it.

04

Permissioned actions

Recommendations become actions only within the approvals, thresholds, and limits you set.

Aira is an interface to the same layer.

In build

Ask about stock, sales, production, and exceptions by voice in Tamil, English, or your regional language. Aira reads the same source-linked operational context as Ri'SERVE Command; it is not a separate intelligence system.

எத்தனை கிலோ இருப்பு?

10:04Aira · voiceStock answeredarabica · 214 kg across unit 2 and 4 outlets

Capability areas

Command viewPlanned

Your whole operation on one screen: production, outlets, stock, cash.

Briefings and predictionsPlanned

What happened, what needs attention, and how your units compare, in plain language.

Goals and playbooksPlanned

Targets you set per outlet or unit, and proven routines ready to run.

Experiments and automationsPlanned

Test a change on one outlet or line, measure it, then automate what works, with approval at every step.

A trust contract for every output.

What Ri'SERVE observed

The events and operating state behind the output.

Why it matters

The exception, risk, or opportunity the layer identified.

What it recommends

The proposed next action and its expected effect.

What requires approval

The user, threshold, and rule that control execution.

The delivery sequence.

  1. 01

    Visibility

    Planned

    Command, search, briefings, exceptions, KPIs, and benchmarks.

  2. 02

    Prediction

    Planned

    Stockout, demand, yield, delay, and supplier-risk signals.

  3. 03

    Recommendation

    Planned

    Draft purchase, production, transfer, and dispatch actions for approval.

  4. 04

    Controlled automation

    Planned

    Approved routines run within limits, with history and override.

How much the system does is up to you.

Start by asking questions. End, if you choose, with routine work running itself. Each stage is labeled with where it actually stands.

ManualIn build

Ask, in your own words. Voice answers about stock and sales, in Tamil or English, read from live data. You stay in full control.

AssistedIn build

Get the next move. The system spots stockout risk and drafts the purchase order for your one-tap approval.

AutomatedPlanned

Set the rules, it runs. Routine reorders and dispatch consolidation run within thresholds you set.

AutonomousPlanned

Let it run end to end. Routine chain operations manage themselves, with full history and one-tap override.

The chain ends in the buyer's hands.

Planned

Every other system assumes the chain ends at the till. Ri'SERVE confirms it ends in the buyer's hands. For serialized products, the same QR that proves provenance activates the warranty: your customer scans, registers in a minute, and gets a permanent digital warranty certificate. No receipts, no paper, no doubt.

You get what manufacturers have never had: who actually owns your product, activation mapped against dispatch geography so grey-market units flag themselves, and recalls that reach owners, not just outlets.

Built for businesses that produce and sell.

Lead segment

F&B makers with their own outlets

Roasteries, bakeries and food makers running their own counters: match production batches to what each outlet sells.

  • Batch coding from roast to cup
  • Production-to-outlet dispatch
  • Outlet inventory and daily close

Also built for

Mid-market B2B manufacturers

Furniture, leather and ceramics makers shipping to buyers and export markets: traceability with the documents to match.

  • Serial-number traceability
  • Export documentation
  • Per-buyer orders and dispatch
  • Warranty activation by QR: your buyer scans, registers, and the chain closes with a confirmed owner

Also built for

D2C and online-first brands

Makers selling straight to consumers online: tie every web order back to the batch it shipped from.

  • Order-to-batch traceability
  • Direct fulfilment and shipping
  • Stock synced across web and outlets