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Booking and the Sales Admin gate

Nothing reaches the plant until it clears review.

Book from a quotation or directly when confirmation came by email, WhatsApp, verbally or on a rate contract. Then a Sales Admin review desk decides what is released.

1 gate

Sales Admin review

Optional

Customer PO

Per line

Stock holds

The problem

The order was promised on a phone call, entered by whoever was free, and the plant heard about it two days later. Nobody can say who committed the date, or on what basis.

What SysOMS enforces

A customer PO is optional, Indian B2B confirms by email, WhatsApp, verbally or on a rate contract, and the order records which.

Every order passes a Sales Admin review desk before release to production.

Special cases escalate to management for an explicit decision, recorded with the reason.

Committed dates carry a reason and a confidence flag, and stock holds are placed per line, across plants where you allow it.

Inside orders.

Booking either way

From an accepted quotation, or direct entry when the confirmation arrived some other way. Evidence is attached to the order.

Review desk

Awaiting review, with management, specially approved, three queues, one owner, an explicit release action.

Committed dates

Production-complete, ready-for-dispatch and delivery dates, each with a reason and a confidence flag the plant can see.

Holds and the order desk

Reserve stock per line, re-assign with a reason, and coordinate readiness updates from a single desk.

A day in this module

  1. Sales Admin opens the review desk: check specification, rate, credit position and stock.
  2. Escalate what needs management, release what is clean.
  3. Set committed dates and holds so the plant plans against something real.

Hands off to

Production

Released orders create production orders with material requirements.

Continue the line

Adjacent areas.

System of Marketing & Sales

Put enquiry to dispatch on one governed line.

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