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Sales Management

Sales management software from quotation to cash

Quote with confidence, confirm orders against real stock, dispatch accurately and invoice without re-typing. Omnegic ERP keeps every sales step connected to inventory and accounting.

Illustrative Omnegic sales order pipeline with sample orders by stage and status.
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The challenge

Where sales processes usually break down

  • 01

    Orders promised without stock visibility

    Sales teams confirm quantities without knowing what is actually available, leading to delays and difficult customer conversations.

  • 02

    The same order is typed three times

    A quotation in one file, an order in another and an invoice in accounting creates errors in prices, quantities and customer details.

  • 03

    Managers can’t see the pipeline of orders

    Which orders are pending dispatch, partly delivered or not yet invoiced is answered by asking people rather than checking a system.

The Omnegic approach

Omnegic ERP treats a sale as one connected document trail. A quotation becomes an order, the order drives dispatch from inventory, and delivery drives the invoice that posts to accounting. Each step carries the information forward so nothing needs to be re-entered.

Capabilities

What Omnegic Sales Management covers

Standard capabilities describe the module’s intended scope. Items marked as configured per implementation depend on your setup and are confirmed with you during evaluation.

Customer records

Maintain customer details, contacts, terms and transaction history in one place shared with CRM and accounting.

Quotations

Prepare quotations with products, quantities, prices and discounts, then convert accepted quotes into orders.

Sales orders

Confirm orders and track their status from pending to delivered and invoiced.

Delivery and dispatch

Record deliveries against orders, including partial deliveries, with stock updated as goods leave.

Invoicing and receipts

Generate invoices from delivered quantities and record customer payments against them.

FBR e-invoicing

Sales tax invoices are validated and submitted to FBR in real time, then printed with the FBR invoice number and QR code. See FBR e-invoicing.

AI sales forecasting

Forecast sales by month, branch, customer and product, and ask the AI assistant about orders, invoices and collections in plain language.

Sales returns

Handle returned goods with corresponding stock and accounting adjustments.

Configured or confirmed per implementation

Price lists and discount rulesConfirm in evaluation

Customer- or channel-specific pricing can be set up where your commercial model requires it.

Approval stepsConfirm in evaluation

Add approvals for discounts above a threshold, credit limits or special terms, aligned with your internal controls.

Workflow

One order, one connected trail

Every document in the sales cycle is linked to the one before it, so anyone can see where an order stands.

  1. 1

    Quotation

    Prepared from current products and pricing, and shared with the customer.

  2. 2

    Sales order

    Accepted quote converts to an order with stock availability visible.

  3. 3

    Delivery

    Warehouse dispatches full or partial quantities; stock reduces accordingly.

  4. 4

    Invoice

    Invoice is created from delivered quantities and posted to receivables.

  5. 5

    Receipt

    Customer payment is recorded and matched to the invoice.

Sales

Order status at a glance

Sales managers can review orders by stage instead of asking for updates.

  • Quotations awaiting response

    See which offers need follow-up, linked to CRM activity.

  • Orders awaiting dispatch

    Prioritise by customer, date or availability.

  • Delivered but not invoiced

    Close the gap that quietly delays cash collection.

  • Invoiced and outstanding

    Review receivables with finance using the same data.

Benefits

What your team gains

  • Fewer order errors

    Information moves forward from quote to invoice instead of being re-typed.

  • Realistic promises to customers

    Sales sees stock availability before confirming quantities.

  • Faster billing

    Delivered orders are visible for invoicing, reducing missed or delayed invoices.

  • Clear accountability

    Every order’s status and history is visible to the people who need it.

Where it matters most

FAQ

Sales questions, answered

What is the difference between Omnegic Sales and Omnegic CRM?

CRM manages the relationship and pipeline before a deal is won: leads, follow-ups and opportunities. Sales manages the commercial transaction after that: quotations, orders, deliveries and invoices. The two share customer records so information flows from one to the other.

Can we invoice partial deliveries?

Yes, the sales flow is designed around delivering and invoicing the quantities actually dispatched, so partial deliveries are tracked against the original order.

Can different customers have different prices?

Customer- or channel-specific pricing is part of the configurable scope. During evaluation we review your pricing model, including discounts and special terms, to confirm how it should be set up.

Can we print invoices in our own format?

Document layouts such as quotations and invoices are typically adapted to your branding and the information your customers expect. Sales tax invoices also carry the FBR invoice number and QR code required for digital invoicing.

Are sales invoices submitted to FBR automatically?

Yes. Omnegic is FBR e-invoicing ready, so sales tax invoices are submitted to FBR’s Digital Invoicing system as they are posted, and their FBR status is tracked on each invoice.

Does sales management work across multiple branches?

Multi-branch operations can be reflected in how users, warehouses and documents are organised. The exact structure is agreed during implementation based on how your branches operate.

Can sales staff see stock before confirming an order?

Yes. Because sales and inventory share the same data, available stock can be checked while preparing quotations and orders.

Walk through your order-to-cash flow

Bring a recent order and we will show how it would move through Omnegic ERP.