Customers just ask
No menus to dig through. They type what they’re after and the clerk answers from your actual inventory: prices, flavors, and stock that’s live, not last week’s.
Who needs a website? Get DaClerk
A clerk for your customers. And one for you.
Customers ask and order from your real inventory. You ask DaClerk about your shop and snap an invoice instead of typing it.
Plans from $150 a month · See pricing →A short video: a customer orders a Draft Latte and a Chocolate Bar in the shop's chat, the order lands on the staff orders board, then the products, customers and reports screens.
DaClerk in your admin
Now it works your side of the counter too.
Ask in plain words. It answers from your own orders, inventory and customers.
A short demo: the owner asks DaClerk what sold best this week and gets the top sellers, then sends a photo of an invoice. DaClerk lists each line to check, one line needs a pick, and the counts save only after Confirm.
Ask about your shop
Sales for any date range and your top sellers, what is running low or sold out, what shoppers asked for that you didn’t have, any order by number, any customer and their last orders.
Snap an invoice
Take a photo of an invoice, a packing slip or a handwritten note, or upload a screenshot. It matches each line to your products and fills in the counts for you to check.
New product from a photo
Photograph something new and it drafts the product for you to check.
Small edits by asking
Change a price, an inventory count or an order status in one line.
Ask how
Not sure where a setting lives? Ask DaClerk and it walks you through your admin.
Nothing saves until you confirm.
On Pro and Max. Lite gets it for its first week.
Running in production as of October 2026: real inventory, real customers, real orders at the counter.
1,778products in live catalogues
18,093customer contacts imported on day one
How it works
Orders land at your counter
Pickup or delivery, with the customer’s name and phone attached so handover is painless. They pay in store, the way your regulars already do. On Pro and Max, delivery runs go out in the best driving order, with directions for each stop and an email to the customer when it leaves and when it arrives.
Run it from your phone
An orders board, products, and customers: a staff app that works on any phone behind the counter. No new hardware, nothing to install. Scan a barcode with the phone’s camera or any USB or Bluetooth scanner and the item lands on the order.
DaClerk in your admin
Ask in plain words about sales, top sellers, low inventory, orders and customers. Snap an invoice and it fills in the counts for you to check. Photograph something new and it drafts the product. Change a price, a count or an order status by asking. Nothing saves until you confirm. On Pro and Max. Lite gets it for its first week.
Your shop stays yours.
DaClerk isn’t a marketplace and doesn’t sit between you and your customers. It’s your storefront: your name, your goods, your prices, with a clerk who never goes home.
Your own domain
The storefront lives at your shop’s web address. Your name on the door, not ours.
Your customers come with you
We import your existing customer list at onboarding. One shop brought 18,093 contacts (September 2026).
Your brand up front
The storefront wears your name and look. White-label is available when you want us invisible.
Restricted goods, handled right
Age-restricted items stay behind an ID check at the counter, where it belongs.
The whole counter, in your pocket.
Your staff install the admin straight from the browser: no app store, no new hardware. Orders land on a live board, stock edits take seconds, and every customer is a tap away. These are real screens from the app.
Know your numbers.
Reports are part of the same app — no export, no spreadsheet. Every figure is counted from your own orders and your own shelves the moment you open the page.
Stock priorities
What sold out today, and what is running low and still selling, shelf by shelf.
Inventory activity
Every stock count someone changed by hand, with the name and the time.
Catalogue health
The details that need a second look: an option priced far under its product, a flavour spelled two ways, a size missing from a set.
Nightly emails
Low stock and stock count changes, sent to up to ten addresses each night. Yours to switch on.
Put a clerk in your shop.
We set it up with you: inventory, customers, domain. You keep selling at the counter, the way you always have.
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