Order changes have not reached the next team.
Sales, fulfilment and billing need a shared order reference. Define how changes are communicated and approved.
ERP & BUSINESS SYSTEMS
Connect sales, inventory and financial records through custom ERP. We design the workflow with your team, then build and support its implementation.
Designed around your team, process and priorities.

Sales and inventory across marketplaces in one platform.
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THE WORK BEHIND THE REQUIREMENT
Sales, fulfilment and billing need a shared order reference. Define how changes are communicated and approved.
Distinguish available, allocated and in-transit goods so teams can check before committing to delivery.
Agree on source records, review responsibility and completion rules before producing reports.
A DAY AT WORK
An illustrative workflow. Rules and integrations are defined with your team.
Sales team
→An order records the customer, items, quantities and shipping requirements so the next team has the context.
Define required fields, order changes and approval responsibility.Warehouse team
→Warehouse staff check the order and availability before preparing shipment. Incomplete orders need a clear status and follow-up.
Define stock allocation, partial shipments and dispatch confirmation.Finance team
✓Finance compares order and delivery records before billing. Differences lead back to the records that need review.
Define source documents, billing rules and accounting integration.WHAT IT DOES
The scope below is a starting point. Modules and integrations follow the agreed project requirements.
Manage orders and their progress with records that can be passed to the next team.
Record incoming, outgoing and transferred goods around your operations.
Connect transaction records to review and reporting needs.
Define who can view, change and approve work.
FROM THE FIRST CONVERSATION
Review needs, scope and design together before moving into development.
Follow the work, review the data and identify handoffs.
Problems, users and prioritiesDefine modules, integrations, scope boundaries and acceptance criteria. Review the design before development.
Scope, workflows and acceptance criteriaTest functionality against relevant transactions and conditions. Use the findings for corrections and acceptance.
System and test recordsDiscuss data preparation, permissions, user guidance, responsibilities and support needed for adoption.
Implementation needs and responsibilitiesStart with the most important workflow, then agree modules, delivery order and acceptance criteria. Timing and cost follow the agreed scope.
Changes are reviewed together for their impact on workflows, integrations, timing and cost. Documentation, source-code access and support are agreed in the project scope.