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Each retailer carries a visit frequency and an owner. Overdue calls come back ranked by what that store has bought in the last ninety days.

• check Late calls ranked by days overdue and recent purchases, not alphabetically
• check Estate coverage as a single percentage, tracked week on week
• check Per rep: calls made, strike rate, average order and time spent in store
• check Test a territory change between two reps and see both call loads first

Facings, shelf prices, gaps and promotion checks land as records, so a manager can compare one region with another in a sentence.

• check Facings, shelf price, out of stock and off-plan lines per store and per product
• check Each promotion checked for display, ticket and price, plus the stores never audited
• check Your shelf price for each line set against every other store you supply
• check Which promotions lifted sales only where they were set up correctly in store

An order picks up the price list the retailer is on and any promotion running. A credit waits for authorisation, and tracked lines need their batch code.

• check Orders in cases at the retailer's price list, promotions applied on the line
• check Submitted orders written out for your ERP in one step and marked as sent
• check Credits held until authorised, with the reason kept on the record
• check Every credited batch with stores and dates the moment a recall notice arrives

Reporting, administration and the field team all read the same database. A new view is a sentence, not a new product.

• check Pricing law, the Grocery Supply Code and batch traceability checked against your records, each rule with its source
• check Visit summaries, weekly rep reports and order confirmations carrying your own logo
• check New fields, rules and reports added by describing them in plain English
• check Open source under the MIT licence, so there is nothing to renew