Package choice should start from workflow, not module names

When choosing a Delbig package, evaluate quote, proforma, finance, inventory, store, production, dealer portal, integration and reporting needs together.

How to Choose a Delbig Package
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Package choice should start from the company’s daily workflow.

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If the main package is enough, add-on modules are not mandatory.

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Dealer portal, MRP, WhatsApp and API modules should be added only when the business model requires them.

Clarify the sales and operations type first

A company that only needs visual quotes and proformas needs a different setup than a store tracking inventory and shipment, or a manufacturer that needs MRP and dealer portal modules. Package selection should therefore start with process mapping before user count.

  • Quote and proforma teams focus on sales documents.
  • Store and showroom teams need inventory, warehouse, shipment and margin tracking.
  • Manufacturers and dealer networks should evaluate add-on modules separately.

Do not treat every add-on as mandatory

Dealer portal, production/MRP, WhatsApp or API integration is not needed by every company. The practical approach is to choose the main package first, then add modules that create real operational value.

  • If there are no dealer orders, the dealer portal is not mandatory.
  • If there are no production orders, BOM or stations, MRP can wait.
  • If there is no external data exchange, the API module can be deferred.

Frequently asked questions

How should a Delbig package be chosen?

First map quote, sales, inventory, production, dealer and integration needs; then clarify the main package and add-on module scope.

Should every module be purchased at the start?

No. If the main package is enough, add-ons can be added later as needs become clear.

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