Customer order entry
Orders from email or portals go straight into ERP.
Today
With a bot
A bot does the same work, by the rules, every day at the same time. People check the exceptions and do what needs expertise.
These are examples. If something in your company is done by hand by the rules and isn’t listed, it can probably be automated too.
Orders from email or portals go straight into ERP.
Templated quote with current prices and stock.
Automatic confirmation to the customer with delivery date.
Invoices on delivery or periodically, with e-invoicing submission.
Updating prices in the system and on customer portals.
Downloading orders and uploading invoices to customer portals.
The customer gets status and tracking number automatically.
Limit checks and blocks before delivery.
Logging, approval and credit notes.
Entering activities and customer data into CRM.
Daily report by region, customer and salesperson.
Monthly commission calculation for staff and partners.
~36 h
a year
~90 h
per season
Invoices, postings, reconciliations, month-end close and reports.
Requests, purchase orders, supplier quotes, goods receipt and contract tracking.
Hiring, contracts, leave, time tracking and payroll preparation.
Delivery notes, carriers, inventory, customs and shipment tracking.
Work orders, production records, equipment monitoring, alarms and maintenance.
User accounts, licences, mail, archive, contracts and internal requests.
Contracts, deadlines, regulations, registers, audits and mandatory reporting.
Requests, complaints, status updates, replies and system updates from email.
Board reports, KPIs, budgets, consolidation and market tracking.
Talk to us
Book 30 minutes. Show us the process and we’ll tell you whether it’s worth automating, how long it would take and how much time it gives back. You talk directly to the developer who builds the bot, not a salesperson.