Concept demo — designed to show what can be built. Every product, account and figure is illustrative.

The platform

From a shade on a shelf to a signed delivery note.

One dataset carries a product from the catalogue through pricing, ordering, credit, picking, dispatch, invoicing and back into the intelligence that drives the next order.

Distribution warehouse aisle

The flow

Six steps, no re-keying.

Step 1

Catalogue

Brands, products, variants, case packs, professional gating and tiered pricing.

Step 2

Order

Portal, rep or partner order pad with promotions and a live credit check.

Step 3

Approve

Credit and verification rules decide what clears automatically and what needs finance.

Step 4

Fulfil

Pick, pack, dispatch and deliver, with batch selection and a movement ledger.

Step 5

Invoice

Terms applied, ageing tracked, exposure rolled up to the account.

Step 6

Learn

Sell-through and order rhythm feed churn risk, forecasting and the next call plan.

In detail

What sits under each module.

Pricing that reflects real trade

  • Professional, wholesale and retail tiers per variant
  • Standing account discounts stacked with campaign promotions
  • Contract prices per retail partner branch
  • Suggested retail price carried through to the shelf

Inventory that survives an audit

  • Multi-location stock across warehouses and company stores
  • Reserved, incoming and available split out per SKU
  • Batch and lot numbers with expiry-risk windows
  • Transfers and a reason-coded movement ledger

Field sales with a memory

  • Territory books with a per-rep target
  • Call plans driven by each account's own reorder rhythm
  • Visit, call and sample logging from the phone
  • Tasks and alerts raised automatically against the right rep

Intelligence a manager will read

  • Brand league tables and best-selling SKUs
  • Territory revenue mix and monthly trading shape
  • Churn risk scored against each account's cycle
  • AI-drafted briefings and win-back plans, always human-approved

Automation

The rules that run while nobody is watching.

Low stock, expiry windows, dormant accounts, credit breaches and overdue invoices all raise their own alerts and tasks against the right person.