01
The order entry tax
Customers call, email, or send spreadsheets. Someone re-keys the order and hopes the price and stock are current.
The front office for operations.
Solutions / Operations
The website for operations.
Stop re-keying orders. Let PO uploads and live ERP stock do the heavy lifting.
Preview
What changes
The short version.
- Order uploads, speed entry, saved lists, and checkout rules put the right lines, terms, and ship-to into the order.
- Stock comes from the ERP, so the customer sees the same stock the business does.
- Address, shipping, and terms rules are enforced before the order reaches the ERP.
01 / The daily extra work
What slows your team down when your website and ERP don’t talk.
When your store isn’t wired to your ERP, your staff ends up doing the work by hand.
02
Stock that disagrees
The website says one thing, the branch says another, and the customer hears a third.
03
Problems after the fact
Address, shipping, and terms problems surface after the order is already in the ERP.
02 / What good looks like
What changes when your website runs on your ERP.
Customers get self-service answers, and your team gets hours back every day.
01
Orders arrive clean
Order uploads, speed entry, saved lists, and checkout rules put the right lines, terms, and ship-to into the order.
02
Stock tells the truth
Stock comes from the ERP, so the customer sees the same stock the business does.
03
Problems move earlier
Address, shipping, and terms rules are enforced before the order reaches the ERP.
03 / The system pieces
Connect the role to the system.
The buying sequence is connected; start with the piece closest to the pain.
04 / Questions
What teams usually ask.
Bring the real version to the working session.
Yes. The buying flow can turn a customer spreadsheet into a cart with current pricing and stock, subject to your rules.
The goal is ERP-driven stock. Confirm the exact warehouse and allocation model for your business.
The system should surface address, shipping, and terms issues before the order lands in the ERP.
05 / Your ERP path
Your role on your ERP.
The buying path changes with the main system. Choose your ERP context.
The next moveBring your steps.
Bring your steps.
We’ll bring the website.
Show us the steps that hurt. We will show you how the system handles them with your ERP rules.