A storefront your customers can order from, and a CRM that runs the day behind it — catalogue, orders, deliveries, takings and staff, on your own subdomain.
Corner shops · off-licences · takeaways
Pack an order and it lands on the delivery screen in placed order sequence. Start the run and the route opens in Google Maps while the list re-sorts by whichever stop is nearest the driver right now.
Aisha Rahman
14 Bexley Grove, Headingley, Leeds, LS6 2AB
7 items · £9.75
Grace Miller
3 Ash Road, Headingley, Leeds, LS6 3JJ
Tom Whitfield
62 Cardigan Lane, Burley, Leeds, LS4 2LE
Your catalogue on your own subdomain — or a custom domain. Guest checkout, delivery or collection, card payments through Stripe, receipt by email.
Staff sign in to run the day: catalogue and stock, order queue, delivery runs, customers, opening hours, team permissions and an audit log of who changed what.
Name, address, opening hours, delivery area and pricing. Ten minutes with the setup wizard.
Scan a barcode and the name, brand and image come back filled in. Set your price, hit save.
Authorise the connection and customers can check out. Orders land in the queue the moment they're placed.
No. Every shop gets a storefront on its own KADAS subdomain from day one. Point a custom domain at it later if you want.
By card at checkout, through your own Stripe account. You authorise the connection once; payouts go straight to you.
Yes. Access is granted per section — a driver can work the delivery screen without reaching the catalogue, takings or billing. Every change is recorded in the activity log.
Yes. Restaurants get menu wording, table reservations and a kitchen display instead of stock counts — the same CRM, tuned to the trade.