An opportunity and an order answer different questions
An opportunity describes the chance of winning a sale and the conversations still required. An order records accepted products, quantities and delivery terms. Combining them into one undifferentiated list confuses sales forecasts with committed demand.
Quotation revisions affect the commercial record
The customer's accepted price and discount should form the basis of the order. Carrying an earlier price forward can lead to invoice corrections after delivery. Revision ownership and approval therefore belong in the sales process.
Partial deliveries require an outstanding quantity
Several dispatches may fulfil one order. Separating ordered, dispatched and outstanding quantities gives the sales team a clear answer for the customer. Returns and cancellations also need an explicit treatment in the report.
Each Logo solution has a distinct role
Edge CRM manages conversations, quotations and customer relationships. Cloud Sales Platform supports orders from dealers and field teams. The ERP connects the order with stock, dispatch, invoice and financial records; integration joins those responsibilities.
The report date changes its meaning
Order date describes demand, dispatch date describes delivery movement and invoice date describes billing. Different totals for the same month are not necessarily an error. A useful report states both the stage and the date it measures.
Vibe's experience at the handover points
Vibe has experience in order, dispatch and sales processes and their reporting. The work involves preserving the commercial meaning of a transaction as it moves between systems: product codes, units, delivered quantities and cancellation states must remain consistent.