Manufacturing example 1 of 3

Sales was not the problem. The work around sales was.

Austin made to order manufacturer

Sales operations

490 to 43 open sales orders

During the engagement, open sales orders went from 490 to 43. The work included connecting ERP and customer data, automating recurring requests, unifying customer context, and standardizing workflows.

Open sales orders, 490 to 43 during the engagement.

490 to 43

Open sales orders brought current during the engagement

Disconnected informationConnected operating layerProactive selling

What changed

One connected view of the work.

  • Connected ERP and customer data
  • Automated recurring requests
  • Unified customer context
  • Standardized workflows
  • Answers from the connected data

The constraint

A growing sales organization believed it needed more salespeople.

Instead, its representatives spent their time finding customer information, checking order status, requesting drawings, coordinating samples, preparing quotes, and relaying messages between customers and internal teams.

The people hired to sell had become administrators.

The result

Open sales orders went from 490 to 43 during the engagement.

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