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The platform

Ten modules for the whole route to market

Sales, ordering, stock, delivery, execution and service — sharing one customer master, one price book and one stock pool, integrated with the ERP you already run.

Flagship modules

Where most distributors start

Sales Force Automation digitises the field. B2B Omni-Channel digitises the customer. Together they cover the majority of orders a distributor takes in a week.

01 · Sales Force Automation

The field team, digitised end to end

Load out at the depot, then sell, deliver, collect and settle at the outlet — every customer visit working with no signal. Contracted pricing, promotions, returns and AR collection all handled in front of the customer, posting to your ERP as it happens.

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02 · B2B Omni-Channel

The customer, self-served

A branded portal and app where every trade customer sees their own catalogue, contracted pricing, live stock, credit position and statement — and reorders in two taps, at any hour.

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How it fits together

One data set, followed end to end

An order taken by a rep, the portal or telesales travels the same path — and every step writes back to the same record.

01

Customer

One outlet record shared by field, telesales, portal and delivery.

02

Order

Captured by rep, portal or telesales against the same pricing rules.

03

Stock

Allocated from warehouse, depot or van — one consolidated position.

04

Delivery

Routed, tracked and proven with signature, photo and GPS.

05

Insight

Every step posts to your ERP and feeds the same analytics.

Questions

Platform questions

Can we implement just one module?

Yes, and most customers do. The usual starting point is Sales Force Automation or B2B ordering — whichever is causing the most operational pain. Because every module shares one set of customer, SKU, pricing and promotion masters, adding another later is configuration rather than a new integration project.

What does 'one customer master' actually mean in practice?

It means the outlet your field rep visits, the account that logs into the B2B portal, the delivery address on the route plan and the customer record your telesales desk opens are the same record. No syncing between systems, no duplicate outlets, and no arguments about which system holds the correct price.

How long does a typical implementation take?

A single-country rollout on a standard configuration typically goes live in weeks rather than months. The variables are ERP integration complexity, how many pricing and promotion rules need modelling, and the number of depots and routes in scope. Deployments are phased, normally piloting one depot before scaling.

Do the modules work on both phones and the web?

Field modules — SFA, merchandising, delivery and field service — run as mobile apps on Android and iOS, and every operation performed in front of a customer works offline. Warehouse-side stock movements reconcile against live quantities and run connected at the depot. Management, analytics, B2B ordering and claims run in the browser. All of them read the same data.

Live walkthrough

See DigiTS running your routes

Book a 30-minute walkthrough with a specialist. We will use your product hierarchy, your pricing rules and one of your real routes — not a generic demo dataset.

Or email sales@digitsrtm.com