Office and supervisors
Read the day, follow orders, approve what waits, deliver and invoice, bank the cash, follow cheques, close each rep’s day.
Read the day on the dashboard · Approve a held order · Close a rep’s day
Help center
Slflo runs one loop every working day: the office plans the routes, the rep loads the van, visits shops, sells, collects and takes goods back, the office approves what waits and banks the cash, and the day is signed off. If your company has an ERP, it reads the day’s documents and sends back customers, products and prices.
Every page here is a job, titled by what you do (“Load a van”, “Collect a payment”), with the screen, numbered steps, an example with real numbers, and what changes in stock and money.
New to Slflo? Read these in order
Section titled “New to Slflo? Read these in order”- Find out what Slflo does — the console, the phone app and who uses which.
- Sign in to the console and find your way around it.
- How Slflo works — the loop below, stage by stage.
- A day at Nile Fresh — one rep’s day followed with real numbers.
- Then the jobs for your part of the work.
Your jobs
Section titled “Your jobs”Reps — the phone app
Sign in, check your load, visit shops, sell from the van or book orders, collect, take goods back, end your day.
Install the app and sign in · Check in at a shop · Sell from the van
Administrators
Set up the company from nothing, choose the field rules, add people, products, prices, customers and routes.
Set up your company · Choose how reps work · Get a rep on the road
Developers
Connect your ERP: pull the day’s documents in order, push master data back.
The loop
Section titled “The loop”Each stage page explains how the stage works, the Nile Fresh day’s step, and the jobs in it.
Worked examples
Section titled “Worked examples”Whole jobs with real numbers, from start to the effect on stock and money.
Sell cartons and pieces from the vanVAT 14 %, a promotion and the invoice.
An order over the credit limitHeld, approved, delivered, invoiced.
Part cash, part post-dated chequeAnd the cheque's life to cleared or bounced.
All twelve examplesPrice list copy, import, refused load, end-of-day gap, ERP mode…
When something looks wrong
Section titled “When something looks wrong”Words you don’t know are in the glossary, in English and Arabic. What changed lately is in What’s new.