Credit Holds with Approvals

When a customer is on stop, nothing ships to them

Two people sign to put a customer on credit hold. From then on, that customer's orders can't be submitted, picked or shipped.

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A hold the whole team can't miss

The hold sits on the customer in Flōware, where orders are taken, picked and shipped.

Orders stop at every step
A held customer's order can't be submitted, approved, picked or shipped. Nobody has to remember the hold.
Two people sign to put a customer on hold
The request needs two sign-offs. The person who asks can't sign it off.
Two people sign to lift a hold
Taking a customer off hold needs the same two sign-offs. Nobody takes an account off stop alone.
Know who signed, and when
Every request and sign-off is kept on the customer, with who signed and when.

Your order desk sees why an order won't go through

Someone tries to submit an order for a customer on hold. Flōware refuses it and says why.

Your order desk sees why an order won't go through
The reason, in plain words
The message names the customer and the hold. Nobody has to phone accounts to find out.
The order waits as a draft
The order stays a draft. It can go through once the hold is lifted.
The same check at every step
Approving, picking and shipping the order are stopped the same way.

What your team stops doing

The hold lives where orders are taken and shipped, not on someone's desk.

  • Keeping a list of accounts on stop
  • Shipping to a customer who's on stop
  • Taking an account off stop on one person's say-so

For any business that sells to trade customers on account.

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