One person starts the order. Txter collects everyone else's, clarifies anything unclear, and hands back one clean list — instead of a chat thread you have to piece together yourself.
Txt2Cart runs the whole thing — the invite, the back-and-forth, and the final tally — so the organizer only has to do two things: pick a place, and place one order.
Pick a vendor, set a cutoff time, and share the invite in a text, Slack channel, or Teams chat.
"medium mocha, oat milk" is enough. If something's ambiguous, Txter asks — and never finalizes an item until the person confirms it.
Every confirmed item, grouped and counted by who wants what — ready to place as a single order.
No matter how many people replied, or which channel they used, it collapses down to one summary — matching orders grouped together automatically.
Txter double-checks anything unclear before it ever reaches the group order.
Three people who all want the same drink show up as one line — with their names attached — not three separate ones to sort through.
Set a cutoff and Txt2Cart reminds stragglers, then closes the order and delivers the final summary automatically.
Participants can reply by text, Slack, or Teams — whichever they already have open. No new app to install, no account to create.
Start a group order in whichever channel your team already uses — Txter handles the rest.
Get Txt2Cart set up for your team