A dairy, a newspaper agent or a water supplier covering a few towers — hundreds of households, the same items, the same doors, every day, billed monthly.
Milk, papers, water cans. Give each door its standing order once, and Vidi plans the next seven days every night — skipping the households on holiday and setting the stock aside. Your driver just walks the corridor and taps.
Built for stores serving apartment complexes
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Every evening Vidi rebuilds the week ahead from the standing orders. Nobody has to write tomorrow's list.
Daily, weekly, chosen weekdays, or every N days — per door, per item.
Households on vacation pause automatically, and resume on the date they said.
Tomorrow's demand is reserved, so available stock is what's genuinely spare.
Grouped building → block → door, ready on each driver's phone by morning.
A grid of door numbers, and a dot for each one still to do. Building, then block, then doors — the way the walk actually goes. Tap a door to see its items, leave one out if the household asked, and deliver. Finished a whole floor? Deliver the block in one tap.
The progress bar at the top is the only status report anyone needs: 20 of 40 done, and what's left in the bag.
Deliveries today, stock warnings, unpaid bills. Add a one-off order for a door — a 20-litre can, today only — or set a household's holiday, without leaving the page.
Every door, every month, already added up. Adjust one if you gave a discount, send it on WhatsApp, and record the payment when it comes in. Paid, part-paid and unpaid are visible at a glance.
The engine the whole business runs on.
150 flats before 7am.
Billing that's already done.
Courier software thinks in addresses and routes. A milk round doesn't work like that — it works in towers, blocks, floors and flat numbers, and the same doors every single morning. Vidi is built that way, so setting up a twelve-floor tower is one screen, not two hundred.
Generate every flat in a block at once — 101, 102 … 1204 — in the numbering your building actually uses.
A dairy, a newspaper agent or a water supplier covering a few towers — hundreds of households, the same items, the same doors, every day, billed monthly.
Start with one tower. We'll generate its doors, load your items and set up one driver — and you'll see tomorrow's round build itself that night.
One block in, and the month-end evening disappears.
Tell us how many doors you serve and what you deliver. We'll set up a block with your items and your driver, and you can run a real morning through it.
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