Slow capture hurts productivity
The effort required to register an order or retrieve information slows down the entire routine.
Unica's sales portal reduces friction in the commercial routine, giving field teams more speed without losing visibility over orders and follow-up.
Field sales gets faster access to account context, order capture and structured follow-up in one practical flow.
Without a better-supported selling flow, the field team loses speed and consistency in every customer interaction.
The effort required to register an order or retrieve information slows down the entire routine.
Without a consolidated view, commercial follow-up becomes less predictable.
Managers lose time trying to understand what the team is seeing and doing in the market.
The selling routine becomes smoother when orders, accounts and follow-up live in the same path.
Relevant information is available before the visit or call happens.
The selling flow removes friction when the rep needs to register a sale.
Orders and commercial actions keep moving without parallel controls.
Commercial execution becomes easier to monitor for leaders.
The goal is to support commercial execution with enough context to act better and faster.
Reps gain speed to review accounts, capture orders and keep follow-up moving.
Leaders get a better view of account movement and commercial rhythm.
The commercial flow connects better with the rest of the operation.
The gain appears when technology supports the routine instead of slowing it down.
When migrating its EDI Mercantil process, Akzo needed a faster operation and better service. With Unica, the team reduced manual effort and gained speed across the commercial flow.
DNI rolled out Unica's SFA sales portal to give the field team more autonomy and immediate access to the information they need. With orders, account data and commercial follow-up available at the right moment, sales reps gained speed, increased productivity and were able to focus on what matters most: selling better and serving customers with more context.
Obramax needed to reduce friction between supplier registration, product onboarding, purchase orders, invoices and delivery scheduling. With Unica, those workflows were centralized in one WebEDI platform connected directly to the ERP.
Leo Madeiras needed to centralize a large operational network with suppliers, stores and partners spread across critical workflows. With Unica, the company unified more than 400 suppliers in a single platform and gained stronger control over onboarding, orders, documents and day-to-day follow-up.
The first conversation helps identify which parts of the commercial routine deserve to be accelerated first.