How it works

From Inbox to Production in One Clear Workflow

Your customers keep emailing orders the way they always have. Order Ledge does the organizing so your team can spend its time on production rather than on retyping.

  1. 1

    A customer sends an order

    Your customers keep emailing purchase orders, revisions, and delivery requests exactly as they do today.

  2. 2

    Order Ledge reads the email and attachments

    The message body, PDF files, spreadsheets, documents, and scanned purchase orders are all read for order details.

  3. 3

    Order information is organized into a structured record

    Customer, reference, line items, quantities, specifications, and requested dates land in one clear order record.

  4. 4

    A manager reviews and approves the order

    Your team verifies the details, edits anything that needs correcting, and approves or requests clarification.

  5. 5

    Connected business systems are updated

    Approved order information flows into SharePoint, Excel, Google Sheets, databases, and internal applications.

  6. 6

    Production receives the approved order

    The floor works from one confirmed record, with every attachment, note, and revision attached to it.

Review queue

Managers Approve From One Clear View

Every incoming order arrives with its extracted detail, its source attachments, and a clear status, so approval takes seconds rather than a search through folders.

Order history

Every Message Stays With the Order

Revisions, delivery changes, and customer questions attach themselves to the correct order, with a full record of who did what and when.

Order OL 4818

Braemar Packaging, double wall cases

In production
  1. Purchase order received

    04 Aug, 08:12, from purchasing@braemarpackaging.com

    Order for 3200 double wall cases, 5 ply, delivery requested for 13 August.

  2. Attachment extracted

    04 Aug, 08:12, PO 55219.pdf

    Line items, board grade, and delivery address read into the order record.

  3. Order approved

    04 Aug, 10:45, by Daniel Reece, Operations Manager

    Specification confirmed against the customer agreement and released to planning.

  4. Customer revision

    06 Aug, 14:03, reply on the same thread

    Quantity increased to 3600 cases. Revision attached to order OL 4818 automatically.

  5. Dispatch scheduled

    12 Aug, 16:20, by Priya Nandra, Production Planner

    Collection booked for 13 August with the revised quantity confirmed.

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