Connect the customer and supplier records
Review the accepted offer, eligible billing handoff, supplier order and bill together.
For dropshipping businesses
Maintain customer, supplier and billing records for a business where goods may go directly from the supplier to the buyer.
Review the accepted offer, eligible billing handoff, supplier order and bill together.
Distinguish ordered goods, recorded receipt and customer payment. Landed costs use the supported received-inventory workflow.
You can sell goods without holding them, but you still need to understand the commercial record. Keep the customer commitment and supplier side available before treating an order as finished.
Choose the next step for the agreed work.
For example: A small seller records a customer sale for a supplier-fulfilled item and reviews the supplier cost alongside the customer invoice.
No. Confirm shipment and delivery through the actual supplier and channel process.
Do not assume one. Validate the exact integration and its supported operations.
Keep customer billing and the supplier’s charge identifiable for each representative order, without recording stock as if you physically hold it.
Distinguish supplier references and charges so similar products do not blur the cost review. Automatic routing remains a separate integration requirement.
Organise the commercial record for the product and supplier cost. Artwork submission, printing and delivery remain with the production provider.
AI assistance
Review margin calculations and prepare a shipping-delay message.
Choose with clarity
Start with workflows shaped around the work you do, then check the specialist and regional requirements that matter to your business.
Choosing an industry configures the workspace. It does not turn TerminalERP into a certified specialist system or prove country-specific compliance.
Compare the plans or tell us the task you want to manage. Use a real example to decide whether the available workflow fits.