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Desi Dukan

Built for the makers behind your products.

Weavers, tailors and workshops see every order, spec and forecast in one place, and tell you what they need — in their own language, on WhatsApp or the web.

Bring your makers on board
Hands of an artisan embroidering fabric

What makers receive

  • Purchase orders with quantities, due dates and the agreed price.
  • Tech packs, approved samples, colourways, label and packaging specs.
  • Demand forecasts four to twelve weeks ahead, to plan capacity and buy materials early.
  • Payment status for every order: deposit sent, balance due, paid.

What makers send back

  • Accept, decline or counter an order on quantity, price or date.
  • Their capacity calendar, lead times and festival closures.
  • What they need from you: raw materials, an advance, a design clarification.
  • Progress and quality-check photos before dispatch, with tracking.
  • New designs and samples, with cost and minimum quantity.
  • Invoices, stored securely and never shown to the agents.

Simple for them. Visible for you.

WhatsApp first

Makers can do everything from the app they already use every day, with a web portal when they want more.

Their language

Hindi, Urdu and English to start, with automatic translation in both directions.

Private by default

Each maker sees only their own orders, specs and payments — never another maker's.

Every update counts

A slipped date re-forecasts your stock; a materials request drafts a purchase order for you to approve.

A scorecard both sides can see.

Good makers get recognised and get more work. Problems surface early, with photos and dates, not after the parcel lands.

On time

Share of orders dispatched by the agreed date, updated with every shipment.

Quality

Defects found at inspection and in customer returns, traced back to each batch.

Response

How quickly orders and questions get an answer, measured in hours, not days.

Bring your makers with you.

Early-access shops can invite their suppliers to the maker portal from day one.

Request early access