Trade and manufacturing
As you write up a sale, the same line shows the stock level, the price and the price list assigned to that customer — no need to check another window.
What matters in this business
- Stock levels refresh from the accounting system every few minutes
- You can assign a specific customer their own price list
- When you manufacture from components, the system writes off the parts and books in the finished product
- You prepare orders in the system — kitting, packing, transport
- The system suggests purchase orders based on stock levels and demand
- You run stocktakes with certificates, and every product has its own warehouse location
- In the customer portal, the customer places the order themselves, no phone call needed
The modules you will switch on first
How quickly do stock levels refresh?
With Rivilė — every 5–15 minutes during working hours. You see every sync in the integration log with a timestamp and a result, so you know whether it actually ran.
Can each customer have their own prices?
You can. Price lists work, including ones specific to a customer — the price applies itself when you pick the product into a deal or an invoice.
Is there a manufacturing module?
There is. Components are written off and the finished product is booked in, alongside order preparation — kitting, packing, transport — and scheduled cost price recalculation.
Can goods be moved between several warehouses?
You can. Internal movements and transfers between warehouses both work, and you can assign positions — bin locations — to each warehouse.
Can customers order on their own?
They can, through the customer portal with a product basket and a stock view. The order becomes a deal right away — nobody has to retype it from an email.
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