A system for a distributor or manufacturer
A distributor's goods live on someone else's shelf, and the decision is made by a rep on the spot. That calls for a warehouse and a view across outlets and people.
What is included
Your warehouse's need, supplier comparison on the full economics, and an order with confirmation.
An outlet record with shipment history, must-stock coverage and receivables; each rep has their own portfolio and targets.
An outlet request becomes a shipment against actual warehouse stock rather than being retyped from a chat. A shortfall shows up at once, not at unloading.
The delivery note, the receiving record and returns travel as documents with a state and a history — and return into accounting with no manual re-entry.
How much each outlet owes, since when, and against which shipments. Shipping on credit can be governed by a rule rather than a verbal arrangement.
Show us one critical process. We will show how it runs here.
We look at your cycle: how an order is assembled today, who decides, where time leaks and what the system takes over.