Remove the roadblock of manual order entry
With the WhatsApp intake add-on (£149/month), customers keep ordering on WhatsApp and Nodus captures, prices and queues each order.
Preview WhatsApp intake →Illustrative sample · click a card to see the Nodus screen
For fish & food wholesalers
Wholesale operations made simple
No more notebook, spreadsheet and three apps. Nodus follows each order from entry to invoice — one system, one screen, no re-keying.
WhatsApp in Coming soonAdd-on: paste the message, priced against the live catalogue.
Packed weightInvoice the kilo on the scale, not the order as placed.
Every box tracedScan in on Goods In, scan out on packing.
Built in GrimsbyWritten for fish merchants and food wholesalers.
How it works
From order to invoiced, in one flow
No re-keying, no spreadsheets stitched together at midnight. One system that follows the order from the moment it lands to the moment it’s paid.
See it working
Watch it in 2 minutes
Inside the product
The same screens the warehouse actually uses
Routes, packing, invoices and a live order book — not a marketing mock of a generic dashboard. Figures below are illustrative.
Logistics
One itinerary, sorted by postcode
Manifests group themselves, the van is flagged before it overloads, and the driver gets a clean stop list. Complete delivery on the phone and the invoice follows the packed weight.
Open the route planner →Illustrative sample · click to enlarge
Analytics
The order book, not a spreadsheet export
Actual vs forecast vs budget on the same chart the office already lives in. Catch a short week before it becomes a short month — and see what actually left the cold store, not what was typed into WhatsApp.
Open analytics →Illustrative sample · inflated from an empty demo book
Built for the whole operation
Everything a wholesaler actually runs on
Not a generic ERP with fish bolted on — every screen assumes perishable stock, same-day delivery, and margins that move by the kilo.
Trace every box without the extra admin
Scan in on Goods In, out on Packing. Every batch accounted for, audit-ready without the paper chase.
See traceability →Save time with routes that sort themselves
Manifests sort by postcode, flag overloaded vans before they leave, and give each driver one itinerary.
Run my routes →Get paid without a month-end scramble
Same-day invoices from what actually left. Live credit limits stop over-limit accounts before loading.
See invoicing →See it running on a real order book
Send us your product list and we’ll set Nodus up on it. No sales call, no slide deck — just the software.
Questions
Common questions
Can customers keep ordering on WhatsApp?
Yes, with the WhatsApp intake add-on (£149/month, coming soon). Nodus parses the message, prices it, and puts it on the packing bench so your office stops re-typing. Until it launches, orders are entered in Nodus directly.
Can we see it on our own products?
Yes. Send your product list and we’ll set Nodus up on it — no sales call. Preview figures on this page are illustrative.
When do invoices go out?
Same day, from what actually left the warehouse. Catch-weight lines follow the scale, and live credit limits stop an over-limit account before the van loads.
Where do we sign in?
Customers use app.nodusapp.co.uk. This page is the public site. Questions: info@nodusapp.co.uk.
Built in Grimsby
I’m Karl. I built Nodus for the merchants on our doorstep. Message me and I’ll set it up on your own stock list — no sales call.
Pricing
Plans for every size of merchant
Merchant
£349/month
- Up to 5 named users
- 2 scanner accounts
Trade
£749/month
- Up to 15 named users
- Unlimited scanners
Operations
£1,450/month
- Unlimited users
- Multi-site
- Unlimited scanners
£950 one-off onboarding.
Add-ons, coming soon: WhatsApp intake £149/month · Buyer ordering app £199/month
All prices exclude VAT.
Founding merchants
Two founding places this month
Half price for 12 months, setup free. From £174.50/month.
Standard pricing from £349/month plus £950 one-off onboarding.
Get started with Nodus
See how Nodus can help you save time, reduce admin, and run a tighter wholesale operation — on your own stock list.