Lead → offer → margin model
Requirement, costing, margin, quotation, order and repeat purchase in one connected flow.
Many CRMs are set up to count leads. A trading business lives on the margin of each deal and on repeat purchase. I design CRMs that follow a deal from first inquiry to margin to the next order.
Requirement, costing, margin, quotation, order and repeat purchase in one connected flow.
One product, many time-bound supplier offers. Price, stock and MOQ live on the offer, never on the product.
Reminders and follow-ups that run from the CRM, so quotes don't go quiet.
How an inquiry becomes an offer, an order and a repeat order today.
Products, supplier offers, requirements and sourcing requests as separate things.
Stages, required fields and who approves what.
Pipelines that show expected margin, not just lead counts.
Because a lead with no margin is a cost. A trading pipeline is only useful if it shows what you would actually keep.
A product is what you sell; an offer is a specific supplier's price, stock and minimum order for it at a point in time. Mixing them breaks quoting and reporting.
I design the architecture, data model and rules. The build can be done on an existing platform or by a development partner, depending on the business.
No. It fits most B2B trading where offers change over time and margin differs deal by deal.
Agents that handle the desk work, with humans on every commitment.
Acquisition that is tracked from first click to margin.
30 minutes. Your workflows, what to automate first, and where a person must stay in charge.
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