Use cases

Different records. Different decisions. Workflows for the work between your systems.

Illustrative examples for distribution, GPO, wholesale, and e-commerce operations.

01 / Document to decision

Order and invoice intake

Orders and invoices arrive as documents, while your ERP needs structured records. Extract the fields, match them against existing records, and send disagreements to the person who can resolve them.

The decision: is this line ready to post?

Give finance the source document, the ERP record, and the variance together. Carry the approved values into the next system.

Illustrative run: the exception stays open until a person answers.

02 / Compare before you publish

Product and master data

Your ERP and storefront can disagree about the same product. Compare the fields, keep the source values, and route ambiguous corrections for review before they reach the catalog.

One product. Two versions of the truth.BOLT-M8-42 / Illustrative field comparison

Scroll sideways to compare all fields.

ERP and catalog values for product BOLT-M8-42
FieldERP sourceCatalogDecision
MaterialStainless steelStainless steelAgrees
Length42 mm40 mmReview source
Pack size100100Agrees
Check the length before publishing.

Keep both source values with the proposed correction. A person confirms the authoritative value before the catalog is updated.

  1. 01Compare

    Read the same product from each system.

  2. 02Resolve

    Apply the agreed rule or ask a person.

  3. 03Update

    Write the validated value and retain the result.

Commitment against settled spendIllustrative reconciliation / Three accounts / USD
2accounts below commitment
$126,000combined shortfall
  • Settled $2,318,000Committed $2,400,000
  • Settled $1,240,000Committed $1,200,000
  • Settled $756,000Committed $800,000

Follow up with the account owner. Each shortfall links back to the commitment and the accounting records used in the comparison.

03 / Turn a shortfall into a follow-up

Contract adherence

A commitment in the CRM and settled spend in accounting tell different parts of the story. Reconcile them regularly so GPO and distribution teams can see which accounts need attention.

The decision: what needs a conversation?

Give the account owner the size of the shortfall and the supporting records. Separate an actual gap in spend from a difference in supplier-reported values.

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Show us the systems involved, the records that move between them, and the exceptions your team handles. We will map the steps and scope a first workflow.

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