A customer app for every delivery
Choose water, manage a plan, order from its allowance and keep addresses, payments and support close at hand.
Water-as-a-Service · Poland
A water delivery business with dedicated customer and courier apps, recurring orders and a connected operations workspace.

The business
A recurring physical service has to work beyond checkout: the order, payment, delivery route, customer conversation and next delivery all need to stay connected.
Build the business and its operating system together. Customer and courier apps connect to administration, subscriptions, order workflows and analytics. WODAO is an independent operating business in Poland.
Commerce, Subscriptions & Delivery / WODAO
Recurring water delivery needs one operational chain from customer payment to subscription entitlement and the courier’s next stop.
Keep subscriptions, payment events, orders and physical delivery in agreement when providers retry or an operation needs follow-up.
CustomerplacesOrderSubscriptionservice cycleOrderOrderfulfilmentDeliveryStripe callbacks verify the signed payload before payment events reach order processing. Blocking provider and database calls run off the API event loop.
Orders, order events and subscription periods are explicit data structures. Customer and courier journeys share the operational record.
A worker dispatches notification events and outbox records. Delivery status and exceptions remain part of the service workflow.
Stripe handles payment collection; PostgreSQL keeps checkout, order and subscription-cycle state. Notifications run in a separate worker so provider latency does not become part of the customer’s request.
The webhook verifies the signature and current Stripe state. Order and manual-renewal checkout completion use a provider-session lock and re-read status under that lock. Completed sessions return without repeating that completion branch; this is not an exactly-once guarantee for every event.
Customer and courier interfaces, the signed-webhook route, checkout-completion lock, order/subscription schema and worker/outbox source support the case. Implementation was reviewed; no new live payment was made for this portfolio.
A digital operating system for an independent delivery business: commerce, recurring service, customer and courier work. This case describes the delivered workflow, not a claimed revenue uplift.
Founder & Product Owner · commerce, customer/courier applications and operations
Ownership covers product direction, commerce and operating workflows. Provider services remain external dependencies. Revenue uplift, delivery SLA and universal event deduplication are not claimed.
A workflow in practice
A customer orders water. A courier knows the next stop. The operation keeps the order, payment and delivery record together.
Choose a plan or a one-off delivery, with an address and payment.
Organize orders into routes and give the courier the next stop.
Record delivery, bottle returns or an issue that needs follow-up.
Keep the customer conversation and the next delivery in context.
What this makes possibleA delivery can be followed from the customer’s order through the courier’s work to its service record.
A useful foundation for local delivery, replenishment services, subscriptions and field teams.
Build on this pattern02 / Inside the system
Choose water, manage a plan, order from its allowance and keep addresses, payments and support close at hand.
A shift, a route and a clear next stop. Record delivery proof, collect empty bottles and handle a reschedule or an issue.
Subscriptions and Stripe payments connect the purchase to orders, customer records and the next delivery cycle.
Administration brings orders, routes and service exceptions together. Customer and courier conversations stay connected to the delivery.
03 / Product in focus
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Actual product interfaces, shown with demonstration data or existing public marketing content.
The connected ecosystem
Bring familiar software into the way you run your business. Connections are set up around your workflows.
Available data depends on your account and enabled services.
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