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Sales Process Flow (Quote-to-Cash)
Purpose
provides a comprehensive guide for the Sales, Warehouse, and Finance departments on using the ERP system to execute the entire sales cycle, from managing potential customers (prospects) to receiving payments.
Relevant Departement
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Sales Local & International Business: Responsible for the process from start to creation of Sales Orders.
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Warehouse: Responsible for the preparation and delivery of goods based on Sales Orders.
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Finance, Accounting, & Tax and Customs: Responsible for billing (invoices) and recording payments.
Proccess Flow Visual

Steps in the ERP System
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Managing Prospects & Activities in CRM
This initial step is important for recording all potential sales and customer interactions to ensure no opportunities are missed.
- PIC: Sales Local, International Business.
- When to Do: When there is a new potential customer or during sales interactions (phone, email, meetings).
- Related Module: CRM.

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Creating Official Quotationsi
- PIC: Local Sales, International Business.
- When to Do: When there is an official price request from a customer.
- Related Module: Sales.

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Confirming Orders with a Sales Order (SO)
This document is an internal "contract" that triggers other departments to take action
- PIC: Local Sales, International Business.
- When to Do: After the customer approves the price quotation.
- Related Module: Sales.

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Preparing Goods Delivery (Delivery Note)
- PIC: Warehouse.
- When to Do: After a valid SO (Sales Order) exists and the goods are ready to be shipped.
- Related Module: Sales, Accounts Receivable.

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Creating a Sales Invoice (Invoice)
- PIC: Finance, Accounting, Tax and Bea.
- When to Do: After the Delivery Note is confirmed (goods have been shipped).
- Related Module: Sales, Accounts Receivable.

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Recording Payment Receipts
The final step of the cycle, where customer payments are recorded to settle receivables.
- PIC: Finance.
- When to Do: When receiving payment funds from customers (bank transfer, checks/giro, cash).
- Related Module: Accounts Receivable, Finance.
