The route is already on their phone
You plan routes in the office and assign shops to each salesman. They open the app and see exactly which shops to visit and in what order — no calls, no printed lists.
Distribution runs on people you cannot see. BizManager gives the office a plan and the salesman a phone app, and turns the day's visits into orders, stock movements and ledger entries without anybody re-typing them at 7pm.
You plan routes in the office and assign shops to each salesman. They open the app and see exactly which shops to visit and in what order — no calls, no printed lists.
Each visit is logged at the shop: what was ordered, what was out of stock, what the shopkeeper said. A visit that did not produce an order is recorded too — that is the information you are missing today.
The salesman raises a requisition against the shop. It arrives in the back office as something you can fulfil, with stock checked against the warehouse it would ship from.
Targets and bonus schemes are worked out from the sales actually recorded in the system. No spreadsheet, no dispute about whose number is right.
Not a CRM bolted onto an accounting package. The field module was written for businesses whose product reaches the customer through a van and a route book.
Salesmen covering fixed routes of retail shops, taking orders that ship from your warehouse the same or next day.
A trade counter plus field staff calling on regular trade customers, where both channels have to hit the same stock and the same ledger.
Producing goods and putting your own people in front of retailers, with production and dispatch on one side and field orders on the other.
No. The app runs on their own Android or iOS phone. That matters, because a sales force that has to carry a second device stops carrying it by the second week.
Visits are captured on the device and sent when the connection comes back, so a basement shop or a weak signal does not cost you the record.
The user limit counts backoffice logins — the people working in the system all day. The Premium plan has no user limit at all, so a growing sales force never runs into one.
Field sales is included in Premium. It is the one module the other three tiers do not carry, because most single-shop businesses have no use for it. If you have salesmen on routes, you want Premium.
Set up a single salesman and one route during the 14-day trial. That is enough to see whether the office actually gets what it needs.