Allodial Predict
Electrical

Allodial Predict for electrical distributors

An electrical contractor almost never fires a supply house. They just start giving the next job to someone else, and your counter sees them a little less often.


Why this trade reads differently

Contractor ordering follows jobs, so volume moves around on its own. What does not move much is how often a working contractor shows up. Measuring frequency against that contractor's own history separates a quiet month from a contractor who has started buying elsewhere.


What a flag looks like here

Example, using made-up figures
contractor
Riverside Electric
Its own baseline
9 days
Since its last order
23 days
Past expected
14 days
Level
slipping

Riverside Electric orders every 9 days. It has been 23.


What the save looks like

Written by us as an illustration. In the product, the opener is drafted from the account's own orders within your save playbook, labelled as drafted, and a person sends it.

What the counter and outside sales says

Call the contractor, not the office. Ask what they are working on right now. A contractor between jobs will say so, and a contractor who has been buying across the street usually also says so, because they are not hiding it.


Typical product lines

Line drift works at this level: an account still ordering that has nearly stopped buying one of these. Your own lines come from your item categories.

  • ·Wire and cable
  • ·Conduit and fittings
  • ·Boxes and enclosures
  • ·Breakers and panels
  • ·Lighting
  • ·Tools and safety

Systems this trade runs on

QuickBooks Online and Odoo connect directly, read only. Every other system works through an order history export, which is enough for everything here, including the free check.

Epicor Prophet 21
Works through an export
Epicor Eclipse
Works through an export
Infor SX.e
Works through an export
DDI System
Works through an export

Export guides for getting the report out, and pricing.

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