Deler gives your company one shared system for parts requests. Workers send requests from mobile in seconds. Leaders review, organize, and act on everything in one web app — tied to the right project.

In many trade companies, parts requests still come through phone calls, text messages, chat threads, handwritten notes, or verbal messages on site. That creates confusion, missing details, repeat questions, wasted supplier trips, and delays that cost time and money.
The result is simple: more friction, more mistakes, more delays, and more unnecessary cost.
Workers open the app, search for parts, add quantities, and send the request tied to the correct project.
Project leaders see incoming requests in one place, review items, and group what belongs together.
Leaders use the structured request flow to prepare purchasing and coordinate with suppliers.
“A plumber needs fittings. Instead of texting or writing it down, they open Deler and send a request in seconds. The supervisor sees it immediately, reviews it with other project needs, and orders with full context. Nothing buried. Nothing forgotten.”
Workers need speed. Leaders need overview. Deler is built so each side gets exactly what they need without forcing everyone into the same complicated interface.
Built for speed on site. Large touch targets, minimal steps, and a request flow that fits real field work.
A structured overview of incoming requests, projects, people, and history — all in one place.
Requests stop getting buried in calls, texts, and side conversations.
Part details, quantities, and project context stay attached to every request.
Leaders review incoming demand in one place instead of chasing people.
See who requested what, when, and for which project or work unit.
Workers do not need to learn bloated software just to ask for parts.
Closed projects remain available as read-only history, so the record stays intact.
Every request in Deler belongs to a project. For larger jobs, the project can also be split into work units such as floors, buildings, phases, or zones.
That gives larger companies more structure without making the worker experience more complicated. When the job is done, the project can be closed and kept as read-only history.
Pay for active projects and active work units — not for seats. Workers are always free. Billing is based on active work that needs coordination.
For larger jobs that need more than 2 active work units inside a project.
You pay for active coordination, not for how many people you add to the system. Closed work is preserved as history and is not billed.
Give workers a faster way to request what they need. Give leaders full visibility over every request, project, and decision.
14 days free. No credit card required.