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Guided tour · 2 minutes

QuickDial: one call at the counter

A customer calls. Follow what the clerk sees, from the account opening to “where’s my order?”

  1. QuickDial summary with credit limit, credit rating, remarks, last invoice and last payment tiles
    Step 1 of 5

    The account opens as you pick up

    The caller’s number comes through from the phone system and QuickDial opens on their account. Credit limit and rating, remarks, last invoice and last payment are on screen before the clerk says hello. Here the remarks say no cash sales.

  2. Invoice lines for a customer with part numbers, descriptions and prices
    Step 2 of 5

    What they usually buy

    Invoice Lines lists every part the customer has bought, newest first, with the part number, description and price. When they ask for “the same as last time”, it’s right there. Every column can be searched.

  3. Invoice history table above autoecat lookups by month and last catalogue access
    Step 3 of 5

    Invoices and catalogue activity

    Further down the summary: the customer’s invoice history with PO numbers and totals. If they use autoecat, you also see their lookups by month and when they last opened the catalogue.

  4. Current deliveries and delivery summary stats for a customer
    Step 4 of 5

    “Where’s my order?”

    With jDispatch, one click shows today’s deliveries for this customer, with the driver and status, plus their delivery numbers for the week, the month and all time.

  5. QuickDial Actions bar with Create Invoice, Add Note and View Notices buttons
    Step 5 of 5

    One click to start the sale

    The Actions bar works as this customer: start an invoice, add a note the whole team can see, or check notices. Nobody has to look the account up twice.

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