Know What You Can Promise Before You Promise It
See the price, margin, available stock and what is already committed to other customers before you say yes. Then give the warehouse the same order and keep track of what has been picked, delivered and invoiced.
A Customer Wants Ten by Thursday. Can You Say Yes?
The stock figure says twelve. Four are already committed to other customers.
The customer wants a better price too. Before the rep agrees, they need to see the cost, recent selling prices and whether the discount needs approval.
Once the customer says yes, the warehouse needs the products, quantities and required date that Sales promised.
Turbo keeps the price, availability, required date and fulfilment status together on the order.
Sales Orders That Carry the Promise Through to Fulfilment
For Businesses Selling Products Across the Counter, Warehouse and Road
Turbo suits businesses where Sales needs to know what it can commit and the warehouse has to deliver on that commitment.
Know What You Can Promise Before You Promise It
Bring one of your real orders to the demo.
We’ll show you how Turbo handles the quote, pricing decision and available stock, then carries that order into picking and fulfilment.
Yes. Turbo distinguishes stock on hand from stock available to promise by taking account of quantities already committed to other sales orders.
That means a salesperson can see that having twelve in stock does not necessarily mean twelve are still available to sell.
Yes or no, depending on your settings. Sales order and quote lines can show selling price, discount and unit cost while the salesperson is working on the order.
Product Enquiry can also show stock on hand, stock on order, quantities already promised and the highest and lowest prices charged for the product over the previous 30 days.
Yes. Orders that need a pricing decision can move into Price Approval Required.
The approver can review the orders waiting for a decision and approve the price before the order continues through fulfilment.
Yes. Customers can review and sign a quote from the link sent with the quote email, without needing to log in.
Turbo can also record deposits against quotes where the sale requires an upfront payment.
Yes. Sales orders can show Pending, Part Delivered and Fully Delivered status, so teams can see which orders still have products outstanding.
Turbo also provides On Time In Full reporting to help measure whether customers received what was promised when it was promised.
Turbo carries the sales order into picking and dispatch, including the products, quantities and required date that Sales entered.
Warehouse-specific functions such as bin and batch scanning sit within Turbo’s warehouse workflow, while delivery runs, proof of delivery and failed deliveries sit within the separate Delivery workflow.
The Ledger Sees the Invoice. Turbo Sees the Order Behind It.
Your accounting system records the financial side of the sale.
Turbo keeps the quote, pricing decision, available stock, required date, picking and fulfilment that came before the invoice.
Turbo works alongside Big Red Cloud, Xero, QuickBooks and FreeAgent.
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