See what your files become

Each line of work loads in its own files and comes off the line as a finished job, ready for your team.

Distribution

Accepted quotes become sales orders

Today, by hand
A price mismatch, a wrong unit or a wrong ship to address is found after the order is released
You load in
Accepted quote, purchase order, customer agreement
Held to
Items, units, agreed rates, ship to
Then
Your team sends the sales order to the warehouse
See Distribution →
Food production

Retailer orders become packing lists

Today, by hand
A short count, a missing case weight or the wrong case pack can go out
You load in
Retailer order, item specs, packing record
Held to
Item numbers, case pack, cases ordered, label details
Then
Your team sends the packing list with the shipment
See Food production →
Accounting

Client statements become bank reconciliations

Today, by hand
A missing bank statement or an unexplained difference can sit until review
You load in
Bank statements, ledger export
Held to
Statement lines, reconciling items, your review rules
Then
Your reviewer signs off the reconciliation
See Accounting →
Insurance

Renewal forms become renewal comparisons

Today, by hand
A lower limit, a higher deductible or a dropped endorsement can go unseen
You load in
Renewal, expiring policy, client request
Held to
Named insureds, limits, deductibles, endorsements
Then
Your licensed team decides what goes to the client
See Insurance →
Billing

Quotes and invoices, drafted to your rules

Today, by hand
A wrong rate, a missed extra visit or materials left off the invoice
You load in
Job request, job notes, rate card, client terms, payments received
Held to
Rates, quote lines, client terms, due dates
Then
Your team sends each quote and invoice, and handles payment follow-ups
See Billing →
Another line of work

Your work runs on files and rules too?

Bring a real case, and we will show you the line.

You load in
The files your team already works from
Held to
The rules your team already follows
Then
Your team reviews what comes back
Bring a real case →