Connect your systems. Put AI on the repeats.
Your dispatch, shop, stock and ledger each hold a different version of one order. We connect them so every order exists once. Then we put AI on the work your team repeats all day.
Your systems, on one record
A sample delivery business, six months of technology work.
Orders that dispatch themselves
Dispatch, storefront, order management, point of sale, stock and ledger share one record. Fewer orders wait for a person.
81/ 100
Orders dispatched with no one touching them
Par is 90. Exceptions go to your team, with the cause attached.
Systems that share one order record
- Work starts
- 1
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 5
- 5
BeforeAfter
Of every hundred orders
Dispatched untouched 81Par 90
Minutes to clear one exception
- 5Systems on one order record
- 81Orders in a hundred dispatched untouched
- 6Minutes to clear a late order, at par
Work your team does 2,000 times a day
AI takes the first pass at order classification, dispatch exceptions and settlement matching. Your people check what it flags.
9 to 2hours
A day on settlement matching
AI matches the lines. Your team reads the exceptions.
Hours a day on settlement matching
- AI starts
- 9
- 9
- 8
- 4
- 2
- 2
BeforeAfter
Of every hundred orders
Classified with no person 72Par 85
- 9 to 2Hours a day on matching
- 72Orders in a hundred classified with no person
- 3Jobs on AI: intake, exceptions, settlement
Three jobs for technology
We decide which systems you keep
Which systems you need, which you retire and in what order. A migration plan for each.
We connect them to your ledger
Delivery, order management, accounting and logistics integrations, with data checks so operating reports match the ledger.
We set up your platforms
Jungleworks, including Tookan and Yelo, configured on your own account, so you hold the keys.
We put AI on the repeats
Order classification, dispatch exceptions and settlement reconciliation, with customer service and order intake next.
Agents will choose for your customers
3.4%
In the second quarter of 2026 talabat took 3.4% of order value in advertising and listing fees, against an adjusted EBITDA margin of 5.0%. A list sells sponsored placement because people scan it. An agent shopping for your customer reads the data instead, and the data decides.
Source: talabat Q2 2026 results; At Par's reading.
Interfaces for agents that shop for you
We build the commerce and booking interfaces an AI agent can read, so your catalogue is found when an agent shops for your customer. Our view is on the agentic commerce page.
Each use of AI and automation is set out on its page, and integrations shows how your systems meet the ledger. Jungleworks is the platform family we implement.
The 20 services in this capability
Each has its own page with who it is for, what you receive and how we work.
- Tookan implementation and onboardingTookan configured on your account: zones, task flows, allocation rules and driver rollout, tied to cost per delivery.
- Yelo e-commerce and marketplace setupYelo configured on your account as a storefront or marketplace, with catalogue, checkout, delivery and commission rules.
- Hippo CRM and customer engagement implementationHippo implemented on your account: customer records, segments, journeys and service workflows the group owns.
- Delivery management system integrationDispatch connected to orders, customer messages and the ledger so every delivery becomes usable operating and financial data.
- Order-management and fulfilment integrationOne order record from checkout through warehouse, store and carrier, so stock, promises and fulfilment cost agree.
- Accounting and ERP integration coordinationOperating systems connected to the ledger or ERP through agreed chart of accounts, entity mapping and posting rules.
- POS, inventory and logistics workflow integrationPoint of sale, stock and logistics workflows connected so sales, replenishment and delivery use one stock position.
- Business intelligence and reporting dashboardsBoard and management dashboards on defined measures, with each figure traced to its source system.
- Operations automationRepeated manual steps ranked by cost, then automated, each with a named owner.
- AI-assisted order intake and classificationAI-assisted reading and sorting of incoming orders, ready to enter the system.
- AI-assisted dispatch exception managementAI-assisted flagging of late, failed and at-risk deliveries, with a proposed action for each.
- AI-assisted customer service workflowsAI drafting, fact-finding and routing for service queues.
- Automated 3PL settlement reconciliationThird-party logistics invoices matched to orders, rate cards and delivery proof, with disputed lines routed to a named person.
- Workflow orchestration using existing SaaS platformsTools the group already pays for connected into governed workflows with triggers, approvals and named owners.
- Technology assessments for boardsA board paper on what to keep, change or buy, scored against written criteria.
- Technology migration and replacement planningA staged plan for moving data, users and processes to a new platform with cut-over, rollback and cost approved by the board.
- Managed configuration and ongoing supportA monthly service for rule changes, access, releases and a change log across the platforms you already run.
- Data quality and operational reporting controlsValidation rules, reconciliations and exception reports that keep order, delivery and finance data reliable.
- Customer retention and CRM workflow automationWin-back, reorder and follow-up workflows built from order history, with offer budgets approved by the board.
- Agent-compatible commerce and booking interfacesCatalogues, prices, availability and booking terms made readable to customer agents.
Related
- TechnologyPlatforms, integrations and AI in your operations.
- AI and automationAI-assisted order intake, dispatch exceptions, service and reconciliation.
- When AI chooses for the customer, every position on the matrix movesAgents put paid visibility, the customer relationship and platform terms in question. Tenants, Merchants, Carriers and Sovereigns each face a different answer.
Bring last month. Leave with a score.
Sit down with Qasim Abbas. One table, your numbers, and a clear read on where you stand against par.