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Trade feature

Taking orders at the customer’s side

A field salesperson needs price, stock and history at the customer visit. The system shows the visit plan, opens the customer card and price list on the phone, takes the order on the spot, saves the visit note and shows target progress.

  • English and community languages
  • BPAY and AUD
  • Roles and audit log

Visit and order

The salesperson sees the day’s visits on a map and list, opens the customer card and reviews latest orders, open invoices and price list. The order is entered on the phone; it appears at head office instantly and the warehouse starts preparing.

Offline operation and device compatibility are assessed separately.

Note, target and report

After the visit, note, next step and reminder are saved and land on the customer timeline. Sales target and achieved turnover are visible per salesperson; visit count and order rate are reported to the manager.

If location tracking is used, employee information and data-protection rules are assessed separately by the company.

Your benefits

Note

On the timeline.

How we work

  1. 1

    Clarify the need

    By e-mail we discuss your processes, roles, existing systems and how data is moved, and set the scope in writing.

  2. 2

    Build and connect

    We build the solution around your workflow and connect it to e-mail, calendar, documents and payment.

  3. 3

    Test and launch

    We test every flow with realistic cases, train your team and go live only when it is right.

Australian-specific points

In Australia field sales teams work across language regions and the customer always expects their own language. The system shows the language on the customer card and prepares documents in it; assessment of working time and location matters belongs to the company and its specialist.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work on the phone?

Yes; the interface fits the phone screen, no app-store installation is required.

Does a salesperson see only their own customers?

According to role and permission; a salesperson can be limited to their own customers.