Post-order inventory and shipment tracking means seeing whether approved product rows move through stock, supplier sourcing, warehouse readiness or shipment planning within the same order context. When an accepted quote becomes an order, operations should not restart in a new file. Stock sourcing, supplier order, warehouse receiving and shipment are tied to the same product row. Delbig lets sales, warehouse, purchasing and shipment teams look at the same order record. After sales confirms the order, warehouse, supplier and shipment teams need to know where each product row will be fulfilled from. Without that connection, every customer question sends the team back to separate files and messages. Shipment tracking includes ready products, missing products, address, planned date, dispatch status and delivered state. Delbig keeps those fields connected to order, warehouse and customer context. Because sales needs inventory, supplier and shipment context on the same order record when answering customers. Depending on workflow, stock deduction should connect to shipment or warehouse dispatch; the important point is not losing the link.
One record from sales approval to delivery
The order row should be the shared operation language
Shipment planning is more than a delivery date
Frequently asked questions
Why should post-order tracking stay inside CRM?
Should shipment deduct stock automatically?
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