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Operix Systems

Distribution software

Distribution software for order booking, delivery and recoveries

Distributors live on three numbers: what was booked, what was delivered and what was recovered. Operix distribution software lets salesmen book orders on their phone by route, turns them into delivery loads, and tracks every shop's balance and ageing until the money is collected.

Distribution business using Operix software

Sound familiar?

What goes wrong in distribution

  • Salesmen book orders on paper or WhatsApp and the office re-types them.
  • Deliveries go out without a clear load sheet, and returns go unrecorded.
  • Nobody can say which shops owe money, and for how long, without a day of checking.
  • Schemes and discounts are applied differently by each salesman.

What Operix does

The system

Order booking on phone

Salesmen book by route and shop, with prices, schemes and credit limits applied automatically.

Loads and delivery

Booked orders become load sheets and delivery challans, with returns recorded on the spot.

Recoveries and ageing

Every shop's balance by age, and a recovery list for each salesman.

Schemes and discounts

Company schemes set once in the office and applied the same way on every order.

Stock and purchasing

Warehouse and van stock, purchases from principals and their balances.

Questions

Distribution software: what people ask

Can salesmen book orders on their phones?

Yes. Orders are booked on the phone by route and shop, and reach the office immediately.

Can we set credit limits per shop?

Yes. An order above a shop's limit is held for approval before it is delivered.

Can we see recoveries by salesman?

Yes. Each salesman has a recovery list and the office sees balances by age.

How much does distribution software cost?

It depends on the number of salesmen, warehouses and modules. We don't publish prices; ask on WhatsApp for a written quote.

See Operix set up for distribution.

We'll show you what it looks like as one system. We don't publish prices: every quote starts with a conversation.