Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The solution provides a full cycle for organizing a company's sales activities - from receiving a customer order to shipping the goods.

Diasoft has created a new software product, "Sales," designed to automate the processes of selling products and project solutions.

Its functionality includes prompt checking of product availability, reservation of materials and transfer of orders to production, automatic generation of documentation, and synchronization of order statuses. This makes it possible to accurately plan shipments, prevent double booking, and minimize errors in order processing.

The product is expected to be in demand among manufacturing and trading companies in sectors such as mechanical engineering, the FMCG sector (fast-moving consumer goods), and pharmaceuticals. According to the developers, it creates a unified digital environment for interaction among all participants in the process, from sales managers to logistics and customer service teams, which simplifies communication and shortens order fulfillment times.

"Sales" is part of the Digital Q.ERP solution, which provides management of companies’ key resources and business processes. The solution is implemented on the platforms of the Digital Q low-code ecosystem for developing microservice software products.

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