Where connected systems pay off first
The tools change from sector to sector. The patterns do not: requests that arrive scattered, work that is typed twice, and invoices that wait.
Technical service and maintenance
Installers and maintenance companies with technicians on the road, contracts to renew and work reports to turn into invoices.
- Typical tools
- Planning tool or shared calendar, Field service app, ERP or accounting
- Where we usually start
- Job to invoice: the report is completed in the field and the invoice is ready the same day.
B2B distribution and wholesale
Distributors taking orders from many channels, keeping stock across locations and serving customers who want answers fast.
- Typical tools
- ERP with stock, Email and PDF orders, Webshop or EDI
- Where we usually start
- Order to cash: email and PDF orders created in the ERP without re-typing.
Manufacturing and workshops
Small manufacturers balancing quotes, production planning and purchasing, often on spreadsheets.
- Typical tools
- ERP or MRP, Spreadsheets, Supplier portals
- Where we usually start
- Quote to production order, with materials checked and reserved.
Professional services
Firms that sell time and expertise and lose hours to timesheets, client onboarding and billing.
- Typical tools
- Time tracking, CRM, Accounting
- Where we usually start
- Timesheets to invoices, with client approval built in.
Commerce with business accounts
Shops selling online to businesses, with customer price lists, credit terms and invoices that must match the ERP.
- Typical tools
- Shopify or WooCommerce, ERP, Payment provider
- Where we usually start
- Webshop, ERP and payments in sync, including Peppol invoices.
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