Sales
Field Force
What the DS sold is what stock and cash know — van warehouse included.
What the DS sold is what stock and cash know.
Smart features
Intelligent workflows that save time and prevent mistakes
Van warehouse model
Load, sell, and return move van stock like any warehouse — the van is not a black hole between factory and shop.
Field order parity
DS orders reserve and invoice like desk orders because they are the same document type.
Beat coverage tracking
Planned outlets vs visited calls show missed coverage while the day is still running.
Field cash posting
Collections on the route hit AR the same day — less “I gave it to the driver”.
What it actually does
Capabilities the floor will feel in week one
Coverage on a map of the day
The route is the work. Missed calls are visible, not a story at 8pm.
Van as a warehouse
Load, sell, return. The van is inventory, not a mystery hole between factory and shop.
Orders that reserve
Field orders hit Sales and stock like a desk order — because they are.
Field cash
Collections on the beat post where AR can see them. Less “I gave it to the driver”.
Returns on the phone
What came back is a document, not a verbal with the store.
Same partners and SKUs
The outlet the DS stands in is the partner in the ERP. No second outlet code.
The loop
Beat → call → order / delivery → van stock → field cash and returns. The office is not retyping the day.