How it works
Tap the microphone and say the order in natural Turkish. The phone's speech recognition turns your words into text; FişJet then parses that text to find the customer, the products, the quantities and the units.
Products are matched against your own product list, so prices come from your list. If an item is not on the list, it is added as a new line and can be saved to your list.
What it understands
Voice ordering is designed around the way orders are actually spoken in Turkish wholesale:
- Units: piece (adet), dozen (düzine), box (koli), pack (paket), kilo, litre, roll…
- Numbers in words: “yüz elli” (150), “yarım düzine” (half a dozen).
- Distributive phrases: “20'şer tane silgi ve kalemtıraş” becomes two lines of 20.
- Prices: “850 liradan” (at 850 lira each).
- Customers: Turkish suffixes such as “Ahmet Kırtasiye'ye” are stripped to find the customer.
Write order slips by voice, send them on WhatsApp
Nothing to install, works offline.
Why order by voice?
In field sales, time means more shop visits. Speaking instead of tapping through screens cuts an order down to seconds. The rep keeps eye contact with the customer, and there are no handwriting errors or wrong totals.
Every slip filled by voice can be checked before saving; each line is on screen and can be changed with a tap.
Frequently asked questions
Which language does voice ordering use?
Turkish. It is tuned for Turkish units, number words and customer names.
Does it need internet?
Speech recognition uses the browser's speech service, which needs a connection on most devices. Offline, you can fill slips by touch.
Which phones are supported?
Current Android phones with Chrome and iPhones with Safari that support speech recognition.