Communities
Request products and confirm individual orders.
How MultiTu works
Buying together,
made simple.
MultiTu connects communities, producers, transport and local Hubs. Together, they turn a need or an offer into an organised purchase.
Pilot operating model. The complete journey and its practical benefits are to be validated.
Who does what.
Producers & suppliers
Offer products, set terms and prepare orders.
Logistics
Bring the agreed goods to the Hub.
Hubs
Receive deliveries and organise local collection.
MultiTu
Connect the steps and support coordination.
The process
Two ways to begin.
Illustrative example: a workplace buys vegetable boxes. Either the community or the producer can start.
A community starts
- 01
Share a need
Colleagues request vegetable boxes before a producer offer exists.
- 02
Find an offer
A producer responds. An operator accepts the offer and agrees the product, price, quantity and pickup plan.
A producer starts
- 01
Make an offer
A farm proposes vegetable boxes with clear terms.
- 02
Gather buyers
Colleagues consider the offer and decide whether to join.
Confirm orders. Decide whether to proceed.
Each buyer confirms against the actual offer. Fulfilment depends on the agreed conditions:
- Supplier terms
- Confirmed participation
- Delivery and pickup plan
Interest is not an order. Payment arrangements are agreed separately.
Then the goods move
- 01Producer
- 02Transport
- 03Hub
- 04Collection
If the agreed minimum quantity is not reached by the deadline, the campaign is cancelled.
In practice
Putting it into practice.
MultiTu combines a shared digital process with local coordination.
Clear terms
Product, price, quantity and pickup details are agreed before buyers confirm.
A connected process
The app links requests, producer responses, orders and Hub records.
Local coordination
People arrange transport, receive deliveries and help with collection.
What we plan to measure in pilots
Participation
Completed purchases and repeat participation.
Producer value
Useful demand information and worthwhile sales.
Coordination
Time spent and manual interventions.
Fulfilment
Delivery costs, shortages and successful collection.
Take part in a pilot.
Bring a community, an offer, transport or a place for pickup.