A request with visible gaps
Items and quantities are captured from the agreed input format. Missing specifications and unclear descriptions are sent for review.
We turn customer enquiries into quote drafts linked to your catalogue. Your staff review product matches, pricing and delivery details, then reuse confirmed lines in the order.
Project offer · Scope and implementation are agreed for your operation.
| Requested | Catalogue | Review |
|---|---|---|
| Item A | Product A | Specification |
| Item B | Variant B | Review variant |
| Item C | Match unresolved | Follow-up needed |
The team checks product, quantity, price and availability before approval.
Customers mix item codes, free-text descriptions and incomplete specifications. Sales staff retype lines, find suitable products and later enter the accepted quote again as an order.
| Requested | Catalogue | Review |
|---|---|---|
| Item A | Product A | Specification |
| Item B | Variant B | Review variant |
| Item C | Match unresolved | Follow-up needed |
The team checks product, quantity, price and availability before approval.
Items and quantities are captured from the agreed input format. Missing specifications and unclear descriptions are sent for review.
Suggested matches refer to items and the agreed price source. Sales staff confirm pricing, availability and delivery details.
After customer confirmation, the agreed data is transferred to an order draft. Changes from the quote remain visible.
The customer list is broken down into items, quantities and missing specifications.
Lines are checked against the selected product group; uncertain matches remain labelled as suggestions.
A staff member reviews products, prices, availability and delivery details, then approves the quote draft.
After customer confirmation, an order draft is prepared. Sales checks that it matches the quote actually agreed.
One product group, one approved price source and one quote template. Your team confirms all commercial details; automatic sending and binding commitments are outside the initial scope.
From receipt of a complete request to professional approval, with follow-up questions recorded separately.
We record lines that sales rematches, completes or removes from the proposed draft.
Confirmed items, quantities and terms are compared with the generated order draft.
The line is shown as unresolved or as a suggestion requiring review. A staff member confirms the match or asks the customer for clarification.
From the sources agreed for the test. We check freshness and transfer; sales staff confirm commercial details before approval.
Yes. We assess a suitable handover method. An export may be sufficient initially; an interface or B2B-System as a separate option is assessed as needed.
We set up visual inspection for a recurring shipment or assembly kit. A camera and, where needed, item identification help your team review discrepancies before packing and document the approved contents.
See the workflow & deliverables ↗We design an order workflow with clear responsibilities, documents and approvals. We assess your existing systems and offer B2B-System as an adaptable option for a limited pilot.
See the workflow & deliverables ↗Tell us about a process that takes up your team’s time. We discuss where automation could help and what is needed to define the next step.
Describe your current workflow, the people involved and the outcome you need.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER / DDC
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