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Orders & customers
Keep customer details, one-off orders and standing orders together, with a clear view of what has changed.
- Customer records
- Standing orders
- Order management
Orders, production, deliveries, customers and invoicing — organised in one place.
OvenDesk is being prepared for public launch.
See the product01 — Product overview
See orders, production and deliveries together, with the day’s priorities easy to understand.
02 — The daily operation
Orders arrive in one place, production is planned in another, and delivery notes and invoices follow their own path. The gaps create extra work.
03 — What it brings together
OvenDesk connects the information your team uses from order through to accounts.
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Keep customer details, one-off orders and standing orders together, with a clear view of what has changed.
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Turn order demand into useful production quantities, with product and recipe context close at hand.
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Organise routes, delivery lists and the information drivers need to complete the round.
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Create the documents that follow your orders and keep draft accounting records moving to Xero.
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Record stock movements and waste, carry out stocktakes and see practical business reports.
04 — One connected workflow
The same information moves through the operation, so teams spend less time rebuilding it in separate systems.
05 — Built for bakeries
Bakery operations repeat every day, but rarely in exactly the same way. OvenDesk is shaped around that reality.
Standing orders provide the base. Daily changes stay visible without starting again.
Bring customer demand together into quantities your production team can use.
Organise customers into practical rounds, lists and driver workflows.
Carry order information into invoices, credit notes and draft Xero records.
Xero integration
Keep OvenDesk and Xero connected without re-entering customer and invoice data.
Payment reconciliation, payment sync and credit-note allocation are not included.
06 — Product principles
Clear enough to use before the first delivery leaves.
The important detail should be easy to find when plans change.
Built around bakery days, not generic software conventions.
07 — Frequently asked
OvenDesk is being prepared for public launch. Here is what the product is designed to cover.
OvenDesk is cloud-based bakery operations software. It brings together customers, orders, production, deliveries, stock, invoices, credit notes and reporting.
It is intended for bakeries and food businesses that manage repeat customers, standing orders, production and delivery rounds.
Yes. Customers can sync to Xero, while invoices and credit notes can be sent as drafts. VAT and account mapping are supported.
OvenDesk is being prepared for teams working across the bakery operation. Access arrangements will be confirmed before public launch.
OvenDesk includes delivery routes, delivery lists, driver workflows and proof of delivery as part of the operating flow.
Yes. OvenDesk is designed as a browser-based service, so there is no traditional back-office server to maintain on site.
OvenDesk is being prepared to support businesses moving from paper, spreadsheets and older systems. The practical migration process will be agreed before onboarding.