FMCG & CPG

Your Own Ordering App for FMCG Distributors and Retailers

Retailers order any time, not only when the salesman visits. Their group prices and schemes apply automatically, credit is checked on every order, and your riders capture proof of delivery. Syncs with Tally and Zoho.

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By the numbers

FMCG distribution in India, in numbers

General trade still moves most of India's FMCG, and it runs on salesman visits, credit and schemes. Every figure links to its source.

kirana stores in India, and traditional trade still drives about 85–90% of mass grocery retail
13–14 million
Source: Redseer, March 2026
is how often distributors typically visit a kirana, too rarely to prevent stock-outs (a 2018 study)
Every 1–2 weeks
Source: Mitsui & Co. Global Strategic Studies Institute, 2018
of the FMCG portfolio had its GST rate revised under GST 2.0, so prices changed across manufacturers, distributors and retailers
~60%
Source: NielsenIQ, March 2026
is the typical retailer credit period, depending on the partner, the category and payment history
7–30 days
Source: Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages, December 2025
retailers order on HUL's Shikhar app: the biggest brands already give retailers their own ordering apps
1.4 million
Source: IBEF, FMCG industry report, 2026
super stockists and distributors, fed from 9 depots, take Bikaji Foods to 2.5 lakh directly covered outlets: one listed snack maker's network (FY24)
105 → 2,435
Source: Bikaji Foods Annual Report 2023-24

The problem

Where FMCG orders get stuck

  • Orders wait for the salesman

    Retailers order when the salesman visits, once every week or two. In between they call or WhatsApp, and someone re-types it all into Tally or the DMS.

    Your own ordering app, open around the clock, with WhatsApp and email orders captured into the same queue as the salesman's.

  • Price and scheme changes don't reach the counter

    When GST 2.0 revised rates on nearly 60% of the FMCG portfolio, every price list had to change at once. Retailers still quote old rates and argue over schemes on the bill.

    Price lists by customer group, and schemes applied at order time. Change a price once and every app shows it.

  • Credit given from memory

    Retailer credit runs 7 to 30 days and stretches before festive stocking. Nobody checks the limit until the bill is overdue.

    A credit limit for each customer, checked on every order. Orders over it are held or sent for approval.

  • You can't see who's ordering less

    Orders arrive in calls, diaries and chats, so a retailer who is slipping away doesn't show up until the month's numbers are in.

    Every order in one system, with sales and order reports by customer, group and territory.

  • Retailers compare you with quick commerce

    E-commerce already takes 18% of FMCG sales in the top 8 metros (NielsenIQ, 2026), and the biggest brands give retailers their own apps. A phone call and a paper bill now look slow.

    Your own app under your name, with live prices and stock, order history and delivery tracking.

  • Deliveries you can't prove

    Short supply, damaged cartons and 'goods not received' claims hold up payment for days.

    Riders deliver with photo proof and location, and record cash and cheque collections at the door.

How it works

How an FMCG order flows

  1. 1

    The retailer orders

    In your app at any hour, on WhatsApp, or through your salesman on the beat.

  2. 2

    Priced with schemes

    Their group price list applies, and the schemes for their group are added automatically.

  3. 3

    Credit checked

    The order is checked against their credit limit. Exceptions go to your approver.

  4. 4

    Delivered with proof

    The rider delivers, captures photo proof and records the payment.

  5. 5

    In your books

    The invoice, stock and payment update in Tally or Zoho.

Features

Built for how FMCG sells

  • Retailer app

    Your own ordering app

    Android, iOS and web, under your brand. Retailers see their own prices and live stock, and reorder from their order history in a few taps.

  • Control centre

    WhatsApp and email orders, structured

    Orders that arrive on WhatsApp or email are captured and structured into the same queue as app orders.

  • Control centre

    Price lists by customer group

    Separate price lists for distributors, wholesalers and retailers, with volume pricing. Change a price once and every app shows it.

  • Control centre

    Schemes applied at order time

    The scheme and promotion engine applies each group's offers when the order is placed, so the order matches what was promised.

  • Control centre

    Credit limits and approvals

    A limit for each customer, with over-limit orders held or sent for approval, and every approval logged.

  • Sales app

    Salesmen's orders in the same queue

    Your sales team books orders with live prices and stock, and keeps working offline where coverage drops.

  • Rider app

    Delivery with proof

    Assign deliveries, track riders live, capture photo proof, and record cash and cheque collections.

  • Control centre

    Stock across warehouses

    Real-time stock visibility and low-stock alerts, and back-in-stock alerts for retailers.

  • Control centre

    Reports by customer and territory

    Sales, order and customer reports, so you see who is ordering less before the month closes.

ERP

With or without an ERP

Most FMCG distributors bill in Tally. ZunderFlow takes over the ordering and keeps your books up to date.

Running on Tally and WhatsApp?

  • Orders from retailers, salesmen, WhatsApp and email
  • Group price lists, schemes and credit limits
  • Stock visibility and alerts
  • Delivery with proof and collections
  • Payment links and reconciliation
  • Sales, customer and territory reports

Tally keeps your books and invoices, and ZunderFlow updates it automatically.

Already on Zoho or an ERP?

  • Confirmed orders pushed to Tally, where invoices are created automatically
  • Stock, dealer balances and payments kept in sync, with credit and debit notes handled
  • Zoho Inventory items, customers, price lists and sales orders synced natively
  • SAP, Oracle and other ERPs connected through our API and webhooks

ZunderFlow becomes the ordering layer your customers use, and your ERP stays the system of record.

Not sure whether you need an ERP yet? Take the free ERP Readiness Score.

Adoption

Why retailers use it

Most networks bring their first 50 customers on board within the first week.

  • WhatsApp still works

    Retailers who prefer WhatsApp keep sending orders there, and ZunderFlow structures them. The app is there when they want it.

  • Ordering doesn't wait for a visit

    Retailers reorder from their history at any hour, with their own prices and live stock in front of them.

  • They know when it's coming

    Order updates and live delivery tracking replace the 'when is my stock coming?' calls.

Compare

Your own app, a marketplace or an SFA suite

Compared onCalls, WhatsApp & the salesmanA multi-brand B2B marketplaceAn SFA or DMS suiteZunderFlow
Whose name the retailer seesYoursThe marketplace'sOften the vendor'sYours
Who sets prices and schemesYou, by handYou, next to other sellersYouYou, applied automatically
Orders between visitsCalls and chatsYesSome suitesApp, WhatsApp and email in one queue
Delivery with proofPhone callsThe platform's ownRarelyYour riders, with photo proof
Time to go liveNothing to set upSeller onboardingTypically weeks72 hours
Tally and Zoho syncTyped in by handRarelyTally or an ERP, usuallyBoth, built in

How these options usually work; individual products vary.

Customer story

What changed for a ZunderFlow customer

Produpak supplies fresh produce, not FMCG, but it started where most distributors start: orders by phone and WhatsApp, and frequent stock-outs.

ZunderFlow helped us move from a traditional workflow to a fully digital business. Our customers love the app, and internally, we’re saving hours every week. It’s changed how we operate.
Mohit KhetanMohit KhetanCo-founder, Produpak

+30%revenue

60%faster order-to-delivery

In under 90 days

Read the Produpak story

Implementation

Live in 72 hours

Day 1 sets up your platform, brand and team. Day 2 loads your products, prices and customers. Day 3 sets up your order flow and deliveries, tests everything end to end, and you go live.

  1. Day 1

    Platform Setup & Brand Configuration

    Your platform is active, branded and your team can securely log in and start learning the system.

  2. Day 2

    Products, Pricing & Dealer / Customer Setup

    Your catalog is live, pricing is ready and dealers/customers can start accessing products.

  3. Day 3

    Order Workflow, Delivery Setup & Go-Live

    You are fully ready to start taking real dealer orders and running operations live.

What we need from you

  • Your product list and price lists by customer group
  • Your customer list, with groups and credit limits
  • Your current schemes
  • Your logo and brand colours
  • Access to Tally or Zoho, if you want them synced

For businesses already using Zoho Inventory, setup is faster, products, customers and price lists sync automatically with zero manual configuration.

Support

Questions FMCG businesses ask

Everything you need to know about ZunderFlow. Can't find what you're looking for? Reach out to our team.

Yes. Put each customer in a group with its own price list and volume pricing, and the schemes for that group apply automatically when they order. Each customer sees only their own prices.

No. Salesmen keep booking orders in the sales app, and WhatsApp and email orders are captured into the same queue as app orders. Retailers move to your app when they're ready.

Update the price list for each customer group once. Every customer's app shows the new prices on their next order, and your sales team sees them too.

Yes. Set a credit limit for each customer. Orders that would take them over it are held or sent for approval before anything is dispatched, and every approval is logged.

Not necessarily. ZunderFlow is the ordering, delivery and payment layer your customers and riders use. It syncs with Tally and Zoho out of the box, and other systems can connect through our API and webhooks. Tell us what you run today and we'll show you where each fits.

Yes. Your customers get Android and iOS apps and a web portal under your brand, on your own domain. Only customers you approve can log in, and nobody sees another customer's prices.

Yes. Confirmed orders are pushed to Tally, where invoices are created automatically, with stock, payments and credit or debit notes kept in sync. Zoho Inventory syncs items, customers, price lists and sales orders, and other systems connect through our API.

Your product list and price lists, your customer list with groups and credit limits, your schemes, and your logo. If you use Tally or Zoho, we connect it on day 3 and check the sync before you go live.
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