Standing orders by the half-dozen, dozen or tray, changed by the customer, not by a call to you. Tomorrow’s exact count is ready before you collect from the sheds.
A dozen here, a half-tray there, an extra for baking weekend. Keeping it straight in your head is a job in itself.
Supply moves with the season and the flock. When lay drops, you need to see tomorrow’s total before you promise it.
Eggs are a small ticket. Chasing thirty small balances at month end costs more than the eggs did.
A cracked egg turns into a phone call, a credit worked out from memory, and a customer wondering if they were counted right.
Half-dozen, dozen or full tray, weekly or twice a week. They change it themselves, and the change lands in the next plan without a call.
The nightly forecast adds up every house before you sleep. You know exactly how many trays the round needs, so short-lay days are handled before they hurt.
Wallets are topped up before you deliver and charged per drop. Thirty small month-end debts become zero.
Log the dispute at the doorstep, issue the credit, and the ledger keeps both sides honest. No memory, no argument.
The parts of Lanemi an egg and poultry round leans on every day.
| Feature | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Flexible subscriptions | Half-dozens, dozens and trays on any weekly pattern, per house. |
| Self-service changes | Customers pause for holidays and add baking-weekend extras themselves. |
| Nightly forecast | Tomorrow’s tray count, totalled before you sleep and locked before the round. |
| Prepaid wallet | Small amounts settled ahead, charged only when the eggs land. |
| Disputes and credits | Breakage handled at the doorstep with the books kept straight. |
| Ordered runsheets | Stops in walking order, printable the night before. |
| Reports | Demand by day and by area, so flock planning follows real numbers. |
An egg round outside Pune, a farm-gate box scheme in Devon, a poultry co-op in Kampala. Your currency, your payment methods, your rules.
Lanemi began on a working farm selling free-range eggs and dairy to homes down the road. The forecast exists because we once promised trays we did not have. We use it every morning before we ask you to.
Read our storyI see tomorrow’s tray count before I collect from the sheds. No more promising eggs I don’t have.
Thirty small month-end debts became zero. The wallet did that.
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Yes. The nightly forecast totals real demand per day, so you see tomorrow’s exact count and can adjust supply or cap new orders before anyone is let down.
Yes. A dozen on Monday and a tray on Friday is one subscription. They set it themselves and change it whenever they like.
Log it as a dispute, issue a credit for the broken ones, and both the customer’s wallet and your books stay correct. The history is kept, so patterns show up too.
One round, one catalogue. Lanemi assumes nothing about the product, so eggs, dressed birds and milk sit side by side. Birds sold by weight can use catch-weight pricing.
The Starter plan is built for exactly that, and the wallet, ledger and self-service that save you the most time are in every plan.
Short, practical, and no filler. Leave any time.