Marsa

For businesses that buy and sell stock on repeat

Orders, stock and payments, on one desk.

Marsa is the Order desk for Saudi businesses that buy and sell stock on repeat. The orders that reach you on WhatsApp and through your link, and everything that happens after, stock, deliveries and what is owed, on one page on your phone.

See every tool inside

Tomorrow's prep sheet on a phone
Kolo Coffee is a fictional demo café. Real desk screens, shown on fictional demo brands.

What the desk changes

Orders arrive every way there is.

A call, an email, a WhatsApp, a voice note, a photo of a list. One person holds all of it in their head, and some of it slips.

The desk catches them.

Every order lands with its own number before the chat even opens.

One desk, in order.

A number, a delivery day, the stock coming off, a payment request. Nothing lives in anyone's head.

Zaad Foods is a fictional demo distributor. Real desk screens, shown on fictional demo brands.

Four jobs the desk does

Every tool is live today, in the edition marked on it. No figures promised; the mechanism is the claim.

01 / 04

Orders in

Every order arrives itemised, with a number, on one desk, so nobody retypes a voice note or a photo of a list, and nothing gets missed in a busy chat.

Orders in

02 / 04

Stock right

Counts, par levels and what is running low sit next to the orders, and the items you mark done come off your stock as they leave. Waste is logged with a reason, so you can see where it goes.

Stock right

We are new and say so: no customer logos, no invented results. The desk screens on this site run on fictional demo brands, Kolo Coffee, Amber Bakehouse, Zaad Foods and the four industry catalogs, each disclosed where it appears.

Every tool, by edition

Two editions of one desk

Pick the one that matches how you sell.

Where the desk fits today

Five trades, the same desk. Food and beverage is where it started; the others run on the same repeat orders, stock and credit.

How the desk fits each trade, limits included

From the message to the money.

What happens after an order arrives, in each edition.

Shops edition

An order comes in, stock goes out.

A storefront order or a forwarded WhatsApp message lands on the desk. You confirm it, tap Done, and the counted items come off your stock. Tomorrow's prep sheet already knows.

See the shops edition
Tomorrow's prep sheet
Distributors edition

A delivery goes out, a payment request follows.

A customer orders from your catalog link. You confirm with one tap, mark it delivered, and the delivery note with the amount due is ready to share in the same WhatsApp chat.

See the distributors edition
Every delivery becomes a payment request

Questions, answered

Each edition is one page on your phone. We set up your menu or catalog with you and walk you through it once; after that the daily work is a few taps: confirm, done, count.

If customers order from you and you sell from stock, a café, a grocer, a beauty shop or a parts shop, it is the shops edition. If you supply businesses with cases and price lists and deliver on credit, it is the distributors edition.

Food and beverage, grocery and FMCG, pharmacy and medical supply, beauty and personal care, and hardware, auto parts and building, with the limits of each said on the industries page. Pharmacies are reached through their distributors, and Marsa never sells medicine to patients.

No. Each edition is a flat monthly price with no commission and no per-order fee.

No. Your desk data is yours. It is never pooled with other businesses, never used to compare you with anyone, and never shared with a third party without your written instruction.

No. The shops edition works from WhatsApp and storefront orders, and a distributor's desk works from the catalog link. If you already use a POS for walk-in sales, keep it; the desk works beside it.

Book a demo

A few quick questions, then we reply within one business day to set a time.

Book a demo and we walk you through the edition that fits your business.