A regular customer hits voicemail.
They need gas for a morning job. By the time someone calls back, another supplier may already have the order.
Stop losing orders to voicemail and busy counters. Allcatch catches calls, texts, emails, and order requests, drafts from your ERP, hands owners a live Command view, and keeps your people in control before anything reaches a customer — one platform, built into the systems you already run.
The problem is not only the missed order. It is the demand you never saw, never routed, and never measured.
They need gas for a morning job. By the time someone calls back, another supplier may already have the order.
Lines are busy, the counter is moving, and inbound requests scatter across phones and memory.
The email came in. The list was attached. Nobody turned it into a draft while the customer was ready.
A practical workflow for distributors that already have an ERP, existing phone lines, and people who know their customers.
Calls, texts, email, POs, PDFs, and photos of lists enter one capture flow instead of disappearing into voicemail or personal phones.
Allcatch matches the request against your ERP catalog, inventory, customer records, cylinder balance, pricing context, and company-specific rules. It also remembers the account's history, so a repeat customer's third text is not a cold start.
By default, your team reviews the draft, edits if needed, and approves the response. Turn on auto-send for routine reply classes once you trust the pattern, and dial it back anytime.
The difference is not that Allcatch “knows prices.” It is configured to the products, rules, exceptions, and workflows that define your business.
Will-call orders for empty-to-full cylinder exchange are captured with size, count, pickup time, and set-aside context.
Customer questions about what cylinders they have on hand are checked against real asset balance, not memory.
Questions around rental balances and account flags can be routed with context instead of becoming counter confusion.
If a cylinder needs a requal check, the draft flags it before anyone promises what should not be promised.
The request is caught, drafted, and handed to the on-call person for approval from a phone.
Email a PO, attach a PDF, or text a photo of a list. Items are matched against your ERP catalog for review.
Customers do not stop faxing, emailing, and texting photos of lists. Allcatch reads them, matches each line against your ERP catalog, and hands your team a draft to approve. Nothing posts anywhere without your people.
Not a chat feed. A daily operating screen over ERP data: demand, approvals, low-stock alerts, receivables, and what needs action now.
See Command view on your own data.
Book a DemoLead generation belongs after the agent has captured real demand data, not before.
Capture calls, texts, emails, and POs with human-approved ERP-backed drafts.
Turn inbound activity into owner-level visibility across demand, stock pressure, and action items.
The same earned data powers outbound: reorder nudges, win-back, and quote follow-ups your team approves like any other reply.
You work with the person who built it.
From $399/mo, locked for the founding cohort.
Founding distributors shape what gets built next.
Month-to-month by default; six-month and annual terms at a discount. Your data exports when you leave.
Read-only ERP access means switching Allcatch off breaks nothing.
Claim one of five seatsAllcatch does not ship as a generic script. It is mapped to your nomenclature, ERP fields, account exceptions, approval process, and the language your team uses with customers.
Allcatch is scoped around your current ERP, customer data, and phone/text lines. The demo defines the integration path honestly.
Deep API path for inventory, pricing, customers, cylinder balance, and order drafts.
EDI and file exchange path where the customer’s deployment supports it.
Standard distribution objects for customers, inventory, pricing, and orders.
Coverage can sit over after-hours, overflow, or 24/7 routing. Your numbers do not need to change.
Not sure your ERP fits? That's the first thing the demo answers.
Book a DemoNo rip-and-replace, no new phone numbers, and no project landing on your IT. Allcatch engineers do the connection work.
We walk your catalog, ERP, phone setup, and approval habits, and agree what the pilot should cover first.
Allcatch engineers connect to your system, read-only by default. If your ERP can export data, that can be enough to start.
Catalog aliases, customer rules, pricing handoffs, and who approves what, mapped in working sessions with your people.
The pilot starts narrow: one line, after-hours first. You watch real drafts in the approval queue before anything widens.
ERP access or an export, your product list, escalation contacts, and a few hours of your counter lead's time for the mapping sessions. That is the whole ask.
The architecture is built to reduce risk: approval queue, ERP field sources, escalation, and audit trail.
Every reply waits for your team. Nothing reaches a customer unapproved.
Routine confirmations you designate go out automatically. Everything else still queues for approval.
Available if you ever want it. Many owners never switch it on, and that is a valid way to run Allcatch.
Control is a dial, not a switch. You can move it in either direction at any time.
Independent welding and industrial gas distributors, 1-30 locations, often family-run across generations.
I'm Nikolay (Nick) Malyshev. I spent years in construction and manufacturing, and I know these companies' pains firsthand: the orders that die in voicemail, the quotes that wait until Monday, the owner who finds out too late. When I started my life over in the United States, I became an engineer, but I never let go of the intention to solve those pains. Allcatch is that work. You'll talk to me on your demo, and you'll deal with me after it. No handoffs to a sales team.
Only if you want it to. By default, every reply waits in the approval queue for your team. When you are ready, you can allow auto-send for routine answer classes you choose — or run full autopilot if that is how you decide to operate — and you can switch back to full review at any time. In every mode, missing data, non-standard requests, and flagged accounts escalate to a human with full context. You set the control level, not us.
It hands the request to a human with context. Missing data, unusual requests, account flags, or manual pricing rules become review tasks instead of guessed answers.
Plans start from $399/month. The exact quote depends on three things: coverage mode (after-hours, overflow, or 24/7), your ERP path, and the number of locations. You get the number on the demo, and founding-cohort pricing is locked once agreed.
Plan for two to four weeks from the scoping call to a live pilot, depending on your ERP path. From your side: ERP access or an export, your product list, and a few hours of your counter lead's time.
No. Allcatch engineers make the connection. ERP access is read-only by default, and the only write path is order drafts, only where you enable it. If your system can export data, that can be enough to start.
The primary paths are TIMS, Datacor, and Epicor Prophet 21. Other systems are scoped during the demo. If your system can export data, Allcatch can usually be configured around it.
The agent identifies itself as an automated assistant, and your team approves every reply before it goes out. Your customers get a fast, accurate answer at 6:47 PM instead of voicemail, and a person stays behind every message.
Month-to-month by default, cancel anytime. If you prefer predictability, six-month and annual terms are available at a discount. Either way, ERP access is read-only by default, so switching Allcatch off breaks nothing in your systems.
It exports with you: conversation history and the demand data the agent captured. Your ERP was always the system of record, so nothing is locked inside Allcatch. And after you leave, Allcatch does not keep using your data: it is never used for model training, and it is deleted from our systems on request after export.
Phone capture and recording are consent-first where recording is used, including explicit notice language for states such as California. Final wording is scoped with the customer’s legal requirements.
No. Customer data is not used to train foundation models. Access is scoped by role and by the data each user should see.
No. The product is designed to catch inbound demand, prepare accurate drafts, and give your team control. It removes missed and buried work, not the people who know your customers.
A practical demo for owners and operators: what gets caught, how drafts are built, what your team approves, and what the dashboard shows.
Final pricing depends on coverage, integration path, and rollout scope. What drives your quote: coverage hours and channels, the ERP path, and the number of locations.
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