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Coffee roaster: the café order reaches the roast

Café bean orders and machine-service calls copied to roastery and drivers. Sinka keeps a roaster's cafés supplied from one inbox.

Coffee roaster: the café order reaches the roast

The setup

Roastmaster Dan fans beans@ out to himself, the roastery assistant and the driver. Everyone reads the same orders.

How the mail flows

  1. A café orders emergency decaf Thursday at 3pm.
  2. Roastery and driver both hold the identical order within minutes.
  3. Friday's roast includes it; the van diverts Saturday.
  4. beans@ keeps the order record that explains every roast plan.

Why Sinka fits here

  • Roast plans reflect real orders, not remembered phone calls.
  • Machine-service calls reach whoever services, with the café's history attached.
  • New cafés join the flow with one address added.

Watch out for

  • Roast cut-off times rule — late orders need an explicit yes, not just a received copy.
  • Grind and blend specs must be confirmed back; the inbox carries them, humans verify.

Last updated: 29 October 2026 · Browse all use cases

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