Allodial Predict
Jan-san and facility supply

Allodial Predict for jan-san and facility supply distributors

Consumables are the most predictable ordering rhythm in distribution, which is exactly why a break in one is worth a phone call the same week.


Why this trade reads differently

A facility that has ordered the same way for two years has a tight baseline, so a real break shows up quickly and with little ambiguity. This is the trade where the gap between an account's normal and its current gap is most worth acting on immediately.


What a flag looks like here

Example, using made-up figures
account
Northside Facilities
Its own baseline
21 days
Since its last order
44 days
Past expected
23 days
Level
slipping

Northside Facilities orders every 21 days. It has been 44.


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 account manager says

A facility that has skipped two cycles has usually either changed janitorial contractor or taken a trial price from someone else. Ask which, directly. Both are recoverable, and they are recoverable in different ways.


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.

  • ·Paper and dispensers
  • ·Can liners
  • ·Chemicals
  • ·Floor care
  • ·Hand soap and sanitizer
  • ·Gloves 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
QuickBooks Online
Read-only connector
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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