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For beverage distributors on Encompass and VIP

Every account gets a reason to order this week.

Caska reads your Encompass or VIP data and builds a weekly packet for every account on the route — the products similar accounts are moving that this one doesn’t carry yet, with the deal and the sell sheet. Buyers answer in a tap. Your rep sees it before the call.

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Maple Street Market

Route 12 · delivers Thu · order by Tue

This week's picks

  • Sparkling Water Variety 12pk cans

    Carried by 14 of 38 convenience stores in your county · up 22% in 8 weeks

    Save $2.10/cs at 5+ cases

    ✓ Yes · 5 cs No Tell me more
  • Oat Milk Iced Latte 4pk bottles

    Moving at 9 similar stores nearby · new this season

    Yes No Tell me more
  • Zero Sugar Energy 12pk cans

    Same supplier as 3 items you already carry

    Save $1.40/cs at 3+ cases

    Yes No Tell me more

Illustrative · From your rep, Dana K. · one link, no login

The idea

Similar accounts carry it. This one doesn’t. That’s the conversation.

Your reps can’t walk every account through every opportunity every week — especially on tel-sell routes and in the accounts nobody visits often. Caska finds the gap for each account from your own sales data and hands it over as a short, specific list.

Similar 1
Similar 2
Similar 3
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This account
Five similar accounts in the same county and channel carry the product. The sixth doesn’t — so it goes in that account’s packet.

How it works

Your data in, a packet out, the answer back to the rep.

  1. 01

    Reads what you already have

    Caska connects to the system you already run — Encompass or VIP: accounts, sales history, inventory, pricing, routes and delivery days, sell sheets. Nobody re-keys anything.

  2. 02

    Builds a packet for every account

    Each week, every account gets a short list of products similar accounts are moving that it doesn’t carry yet — with the quantity break and the sell sheet — sent as a personal link timed to its delivery day.

  3. 03

    Puts the answer in front of the rep

    Buyers answer Yes, No or Tell me more in a tap. Reps get a digest before the call. Managers see which accounts are engaging and what they said.

The buyer packet

Short, specific, and built for a busy buyer.

Picked for this account

Compared against similar accounts in the same county and channel — not a catalogue blast.

Only what they can buy

Account eligibility, area exclusions, seasonality and stock on hand are checked before anything is shown.

Deal and sell sheet attached

Quantity breaks from your price postings, and the product’s sell sheet.

No login for buyers

One personal link per contact, from their rep’s name. Nothing to install, no password.

A No is respected

Pass on a product and it stays out of the packet for eight weeks. Buyers can undo it any time.

Timed to the route

Sent on each account’s own schedule, with its delivery day on the page.

For reps

Walk in knowing what they said.

  • A digest of buyer answers on your route, before your calls.
  • A flag when an account passes on everything, so you can ask why in person.
  • Packets go out under your name, with your number, to the contacts you choose.

For sales managers

See what’s landing, route by route.

  • A weekly report: which accounts opened, what they answered, by route.
  • Feature the products you’re pushing and post announcements to every packet.
  • Keep chosen accounts off the send list — no one gets a packet you didn’t intend.

Your data

Your accounts stay yours.

Distribution data is a competitive asset. Caska is built so it stays inside your walls.

A database per distributor
Your data is never mixed with another distributor’s.
Every action recorded
Sends, answers and changes are kept as a full history.
Sign-in by email link
No shared passwords. Reps and managers see only what their role allows.
Built on your system of record
Encompass or VIP stays the source of truth; Caska works from it.

See it on your own accounts.

Tell us about your routes and your Encompass or VIP setup. We’ll show you what a week of packets looks like for your book.