Geody Trading
A café owner builds the weekly order from the catalogue and sends it in one message.
Visit the site: geodytraiding.com ↗
- Client
- Geody Trading
- Industry
- Cleaning supplies, wholesale
- Where
- Dali, Nicosia
- Year
- 2026
- Languages
- EN · EL · RU
- What we did
- Website in 3 languages
- Catalogue with prices
- Order via WhatsApp, Viber or email
- AI product assistant
- Admin panel with orders and customers
- Built with
- Next.js 16 · React 19 · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS 4 · Framer Motion · PostgreSQL · Claude API · Resend
- 100+products in the online catalogue
- 14catalogue categories, from paper to kitchen film
- 3languages: English, Greek, Russian
- 2013the year Geody started supplying Cyprus
The task
Geody Trading imports cleaning products, hygiene paper and kitchen consumables and delivers them to restaurants, cafés, gyms and offices on fixed route days. The whole range lived in a catalogue file with Greek names and product codes, and orders came in by phone, Viber or email, written however the customer remembered them. A new restaurant had no simple way to see what Geody sells, what it costs and when the van comes to their town.
The printed catalogue, online.
We moved the 2026 price list onto the site as it is: every product with its code, its Greek name next to the English one, and a price without VAT. Fourteen categories run from paper and soaps to dishwasher liquids and baking film, and a search box finds a product by name or by code.
The codes matter. Regular customers order by them, so the site speaks their language instead of making them learn a new one.
An order in one message.
Customers tap + next to what they need, pick their city and see which days the van comes. One button opens WhatsApp, Viber or email with the whole order already written: codes, quantities, total. There is no card checkout on purpose: Geody confirms every order by phone, as its customers are used to.
The customer's name and phone are remembered on their device, so next week's order takes a minute.
Questions answered before the call.
An assistant on every page knows the catalogue, the prices and the route days. A customer asks “what do you have for a small café?” in Greek, English or Russian and gets real products from the price list, which can go straight into the order.
Behind the site, every order lands in an admin panel. The team edits products and prices without a developer, and a customer list shows who usually reorders and is now overdue for a call.
From the catalogue to the order, on a phone.
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