Dstro
Connecting distributors to their retailers
What it does
Let trade customers order online from your live stock, at their own prices. Dstro is a B2B ordering portal for distributors and wholesalers: live inventory visibility, customer-specific pricing, and structured wholesale order entry instead of WhatsApp retyping. Private pilot now open.
Dstro gives every trade customer a private link to your catalogue, showing what you actually have in stock at the price you agreed with them. The order comes back as a clean, structured record — so nobody on your team retypes a chat thread into a spreadsheet again. Customers see what is actually on the shelf, with low-stock and out-of-stock states. They stop ordering what you cannot ship. Each customer's own price list and schemes are applied automatically. No stale sheet, no rate argument. Products, quantities and rates arrive as a structured record instead of a chat thread somebody has to decode. Catalogue, live availability and customer pricing are being tested with our first distributor…from dstro.in
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