Van sales and field invoicing
Where invoices are raised in the field on handheld devices or by a salesperson at the customer's premises, the question becomes how and when that data reaches a system that can transmit it correctly.
Distribution & wholesale
Distribution generates a lot of invoices with a lot of lines, and a steady stream of returns, claims and rebates against them. The mandate does not change how you sell — it changes what your system has to be able to say about every one of those documents, in a format that validates.
Where invoices are raised in the field on handheld devices or by a salesperson at the customer's premises, the question becomes how and when that data reaches a system that can transmit it correctly.
Expired stock returns, damage claims, listing fees and volume rebates all generate credit documents. How each is represented has to be settled before go-live rather than improvised afterwards.
An invoice carrying dozens of SKUs multiplies the chance that one line has a data problem — and one bad line can fail the whole document.
Stock, pricing and orders in one system; the ledger in another. Invoice data is assembled across the boundary.
Thousands of SKUs, some inactive, some duplicated, with descriptions and units that have drifted over time.
Discounts, rebates and settlement terms that affect the final document and need consistent representation.
Not glamorous, and usually the single largest piece of preparatory work. Doing it before integration is significantly cheaper than discovering it during validation.
Returns and claims need a defined, consistent structure that references the original document correctly.
If invoices originate outside the core system, the timing and reliability of that flow becomes part of the compliance question.
Master data cleanup is work you own, with our guidance on what specifically needs to be correct. We will tell you the scale of it during assessment rather than after you have signed.