For operations and distribution
Orders that reach the warehouse complete
The order comes from the accepted quote, with price, terms and stock reserved. The warehouse picks, the courier collects, the paperwork stays on the order.
Where it gets stuck today
- Orders arrive incomplete and get sorted out by phone.
- The stock sales promised is no longer in the warehouse.
- Waybills, delivery notes and invoices live in three places.
What changes with SalesOS
The order comes from the quote
No re-typing: lines, prices and terms move straight from the accepted quote.
Stock reserved on confirmation
Reservations, partial deliveries and stock sync with your inventory system.
Courier and paperwork from the order
Sameday, Fan Courier or Cargus waybills, PDF delivery notes and e-Transport, on one record.
Up and running in 2–4 weeks
We start with the process that costs you most today. The timeline depends on how ready your data and access are, and custom development gets its own plan.
Week 1
Agree what success means and get your data ready
Deliverable: agreed scope, data map and acceptance criteria.
Week 2
Build the first workflow your team can put to work
Deliverable: validated pilot workflow and trained key users.
Week 3
Put SalesOS to work alongside your team
Deliverable: acceptance checklist and resolved or explicitly accepted blockers.
Week 4
Launch with confidence and a plan for what comes next
Deliverable: documented acceptance and a plan for the next phase.
Common questions
Does SalesOS replace our inventory system?
Not necessarily. Stock can sync with SAGA C through the local agent, or with another system via API or import.
Which couriers are integrated?
Sameday, Fan Courier and Cargus, with waybill booking and delivery tracking.
Can we handle partial deliveries?
Yes. Each partial delivery has its own paperwork, and the rest of the order stays open.
Can customers order on their own?
Yes, through the B2B portal, on their own prices and terms, with a credit check.
See the order flow on your case
We'll bring an example from your field and show what the first four weeks would look like.
- You pick the time right after the form
- You talk to someone who has rolled SalesOS out
- You leave with a plan, even if we don't continue