Mobile DMS App Egypt

Yes. Reps book orders, mark attendance, and raise returns even where signal is patchy inside a crowded souq or thin along a rural Upper Egypt or Delta route. The Android app queues every transaction on the device and pushes it to the cloud the moment the connection returns.

A rep signs in with a live photo, GPS coordinates, and a timestamp. The geo-stamped record syncs to the portal for HR and beat compliance, settling any argument over who reached which territory and when.

The day's outlets load in sequence, each baqala, pharmacy and souq trader, with distance from the rep's current spot, turn-by-turn directions, and a one-tap call. The All Beats view lists every assigned route plus any pending approvals.

The rep picks the outlet, warehouse, payment mode, and SKUs. The app validates live stock, scheme, EGP pricing, and credit, then builds a PDF order the retailer can keep, whether the shop pays cash, InstaPay, Fawry, Meeza, or a telco wallet such as Vodafone Cash.

Yes. SKU-level distributor stock sits inside the order screen, so a rep only pitches what the warehouse actually holds. That stops fulfilment gaps and the avoidable returns that follow when a shopkeeper is over-promised.

Yes. A rep raises a damage or return claim at the retailer with reason, quantity, photo, and notes. Outlet edits such as contact, GPS pin, and attributes also save inline from the visit, without opening the portal.

Yes. A rep registers a fresh retailer, sub-distributor, or wholesaler straight from the app, pinning the shop by GPS and landmark since many souq streets have no formal address. The record flows into the central system at once for orders, schemes, pricing, and reports.

The chat takes plain-language questions like "show my pending orders", "how do I raise a return", or "show orders for Alexandria". Help topics also surface, so a new rep gets productive without a classroom session.