Deals close too slowly
A price request takes days to answer, and a competitor gets there first.
Sales order management
Use the ERPNext sales module to run quotations, sales orders and invoices, with your price lists and warehouse stock in view.
Sales, management and finance read the same order and invoice figures.
A customer calls for a price. The rep writes it on a notepad, the quote goes out late, and the follow-up never happens. In ERPNext that call becomes an Opportunity, then a Quotation, a Sales Order and a Sales Invoice, with items and prices carried through each one. Every rep sees where each customer stands.
The ERPNext Sales module covers quotes, orders, invoicing and collections, and posts every step to inventory and accounts.
Late quotes, lost follow-ups, prices that change from one rep to the next. These are the problems we see most often, and the ones the Sales module fixes.
A price request takes days to answer, and a competitor gets there first.
Confirmed? Delivered? Invoiced? If finding out means calling the warehouse, follow-up stalls.
Two reps quote the same customer two prices. Margins shrink, and so does trust.
Notes on a rep’s phone, history in email, the customer file in Excel. When that rep is away, the deal goes quiet.
ERPNext sales reports draw on posted orders, invoices and payments. Follow customers, collections and each rep’s results without waiting for someone to compile them.
Revenue by period, customer, territory or item.
The Sales Funnel follows leads through opportunities, quotations and orders.
Sales Order Analysis shows pending, delivered and late orders.
Accounts Receivable shows what each customer owes and for how long.
Which products sell most, by quantity and value.
See discounts per customer and order, and what each sale earned in Gross Profit.
Orders and invoices by sales rep.
Trace any deal from opportunity to payment.
Each sales document is created from the one before: quotation, sales order, delivery, invoice, payment. Orders are linked to stock and accounts, so less falls between departments.
Quote, order and invoice status side by side, so reps know who to call first.
Pricing rules apply the agreed discount, so reps start from the right price instead of improvising one.
The sales order shows stock by warehouse, so you promise dates you can keep.
Figures come straight from submitted orders and invoices.
We start with your price lists and discount rules, because that is where most disagreements come up. Then we map how reps follow up with customers and turn quotations into orders.
Talk to an ERPNext expertDistribution, services or direct sales: price lists and discount rules follow your commercial terms.
We map quotations, orders and follow-up in ERPNext to how your team already works.
When a rep gets stuck on a quotation or a discount, they can ask us.
The warehouse and finance work from the same sales order the rep created.
Your team keeps selling while we set things up.
We walk through how you handle customers, quotes and orders today.
Customers, price lists, pricing rules, and the print formats for your quotations and invoices.
The Sales module goes live connected to inventory and accounting.
We train your team until they are comfortable using it every day.
Yes. It runs from quotation to invoice and payment, and we set it up around the way your team sells.
Quotations convert into sales orders, and each order is tracked until it is delivered and billed.
Yes. Delivery Notes reduce stock and Sales Invoices post to accounts, so sales, warehouse and finance see the same figures.
Yes. Price lists and pricing rules set prices and discounts by customer, item or quantity.
Yes. It cuts manual work and shows at any time which orders are open and who still owes money.
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Walk us through a typical order, from the first price request to payment, and we’ll show you how it would run in ERPNext.
CRM handles leads before the first quotation. Inventory and Accounting take over after the order. All of them use the same customers and items.