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Sales and order management engineered for multi-channel, multi-entity operations.
Customer master, pricing rules, quotations, orders, multi-warehouse allocation, customer portal and EDI — on one engine, reconciled to the GL by construction, with margin visibility from the line through the period close.
Customer 360, audit-grade
Every order, every shipment, every invoice, every dispute on one customer record — across entities and channels.
Margin at the line
Cost, price, discount and margin computed at the order-line level. The salesperson sees the margin; the finance team sees the same number.
Multi-warehouse allocation
Stock allocated across the warehouse network by configurable rules — proximity, cost, expiry, customer preference.
Channel-aware order capture
Direct, B2B portal, EDI, marketplace — every channel terminates in the same order schema, with channel-specific validation and routing.
The four surfaces of Axional SD
Customer master & pricing
Multi-entity customers, contract pricing, promotions, segmentation, audit trail of every commercial decision.
Quotations & orders
Multi-line, multi-level approvals, blanket and framework orders, validity windows, conversion tracking.
Multi-warehouse allocation
Configurable allocation logic, backorders, split shipments, transfers across the warehouse network.
Customer portal & EDI
Self-service order capture, inbound and outbound EDI, marketplace integration, real-time order status.
Why margin visibility at the line changes the sales conversation
Most order-entry systems show the salesperson the price. They show the margin to finance, after the fact, in a margin-analysis report run the week after period close. The salesperson learns whether last quarter was profitable by reading a report; the next quarter's commitments are already made by then.
Axional shows the margin at the line, at the moment of order entry, against the standard cost the operations team maintains. The salesperson sees the trade-off before they confirm the discount; the engine prevents the trade-offs that fall below the policy floor. Margin discipline becomes operational, not analytical.