Yes. The e-Catalog can support more than 15,000 SKUs, making it suitable for broad household hardware distribution ranges. Organised categories and product search help sales reps find items quickly, while product visuals make it easier to present the right options to customers.

Orders can be routed for review when customer credit needs attention, giving managers an opportunity to check account exposure before an order proceeds. This helps teams apply credit policies consistently, flag potential risks earlier, and make better-informed decisions. Approval workflows support credit control; they do not guarantee that bad debt will be eliminated.

Yes. The approval process can bring customer credit, free-of-charge (FOC) items, and price changes into the order review. Approvers can check quantities and revised prices, then approve or request changes to help prevent unintended giveaways and pricing errors.

Sales reps can present products with clear images and organised categories, then review relevant product information such as selling prices and availability. A consistent catalogue helps customers compare options and supports confident product selection during a sales visit.

Products can be grouped into categories so reps can browse a broad assortment without relying on printed catalogues or memory. Upsell and memorised-item features can also help reps surface related products and frequently ordered items, making each customer conversation more productive.

Mobile Pre-Sales supports online and offline use. Data can synchronise over 4G or Wi-Fi when a connection is available, helping field teams continue their work across different coverage conditions.

Reps can prepare orders from the product catalogue using current product and selling information available to them. The approval step also makes selected credit, FOC, and price-edit checks visible to managers before orders proceed, helping teams catch issues earlier and reduce follow-up corrections.

A large, categorised e-Catalog makes an extensive hardware range easier to present and browse. Field order capture, product discovery tools, online and offline access, and sales order approval can help teams serve customers faster, maintain more consistent order checks, and reduce paper-based work.

Yes. Reps can check the latest warehouse inventory information available in the app while discussing an order with a customer. This helps them confirm likely availability before placing an order, set clearer expectations, and avoid unnecessary follow-up. Inventory accuracy depends on timely updates from the connected system.

Yes. Customer outstanding balance information can be available to reps in the field, helping them have informed payment and credit conversations before taking a new order. With relevant account context at hand, teams can follow credit policies more consistently and escalate concerns for review when needed.

Yes. Multi-UOM support lets businesses manage and sell products using the units that fit their operations, such as pieces, packs, or cartons. This makes ordering more practical for customers, helps reduce unit conversion mistakes, and supports clearer order quantities across different packaging formats.

Yes. Reps can check in when they arrive at a customer and check out when the visit is complete. This gives managers a clearer view of field activity and visit completion, helps teams plan and follow up more effectively, and provides a more consistent record of customer coverage.