Clientele

The people who keep shelves full

SalesBlitz is built for route-to-market teams — distributors, wholesalers and manufacturers selling van-side, shop to shop, across Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia and Botswana.

Who it fits

If your product rides in a van, you're home

Beverage distributors

Crates out, empties back, multi-currency cash at every stop. Returnables tracking and per-visit limits were built with you in mind.

Bakeries & dairies

Daily routes, perishable stock and tight delivery windows. Journey plans and visit fulfilment show exactly which shops got served, when.

FMCG manufacturers

Take your route-to-market in-house. Area-based price lists and deal approvals keep national pricing discipline at street level.

General wholesalers

Thousands of SKUs, pallet-to-unit pack hierarchies, and quantity-band pricing that rewards volume without a calculator in sight.

Household & personal care

Wide assortments across long rural routes. Per-van product allowlists stop the wrong stock leaving the depot.

Multi-company groups

One login across your operating companies, with company-scoped data, roles and audit trails — and a switch in the header.

In their words

From the depot floor

“We used to reconcile Monday’s routes on Thursday. Now the blitz closes and the numbers are on my screen before the van is washed.”

Operations DirectorBeverage distributor · Harare

“The crate count alone paid for it. Empties stopped vanishing the week reps knew every returnable was on the record.”

Depot ManagerDairy & juices · Blantyre

“Two currencies, three price zones, credit customers, volume bands — our old system needed a spreadsheet on top. SalesBlitz just resolves it.”

Commercial ManagerFMCG wholesaler · Lusaka

Is it for you?

You'll feel at home if…

  • You sell or distribute in Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia or Botswana.
  • You run 5 to 100+ selling reps on fixed or flexible routes.
  • Your trade is cash-heavy, credit-friendly and often multi-currency.
  • Crates, bottles or pallets go out and must come back.
  • Swaps are part of doing business, and they must be on the record.
  • Managers want the full market picture today, not on Friday.

Join the route-to-market crowd

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