Start with the appointment
Use the appointment date captured on the order as the destination timing reference.
Customers already tell you when they will receive the goods. Appointment Automation subtracts transit days from that date and creates the ERP delivery your dispatch team works from.
If the customer expects goods on the 24th and transit takes three days, dispatch has to move earlier. Appointment Automation puts both numbers into the step that creates the ERP delivery.
Use the appointment date captured on the order as the destination timing reference.
Account for the transit days recorded against the order when planning delivery creation.
Turn the order’s timing information into the next operational step in your ERP.
Appointment Automation is available today. Here is how it fits into the order-to-delivery workflow.
Start with the date the goods are expected.
Use the travel time needed to reach the destination.
Bring both inputs together for delivery creation.
Give the dispatch team the record for the next step.
Keep appointment information connected to the order it belongs to. Help order desks and delivery teams work from the same timing inputs.
Discuss your ERP connectionConnect the appointment information on an order to delivery creation.
Make transit time part of the planning conversation.
Bring a repeatable process to the handoff between order and delivery.
It uses the appointment date and the transit days mentioned on the order to drive delivery creation in the ERP.
No. Appointment Automation is for the delivery of goods. Its purpose is to connect delivery appointments and transit time with ERP delivery creation.
Yes. Request a demo and bring a representative order, its appointment date, transit-day requirements and information about your ERP. We can walk through how the process fits your operation.
We will show capture, product matching, approval, and how the appointment date becomes an ERP delivery.