
The cellar
Between the barrels, no signal, the order built from the full list with the restaurant's negotiated prices.
Field sales
A wine distributor's rep walks a restaurant's cellar with the buyer, checks what is actually in stock, builds the order from the full catalogue and takes a deposit on a card reader that fits in a jacket pocket. Offline in a stone cellar, synced the moment the van is back in signal.
Why it matters
No writing it up later. The order exists in Magento the moment the van finds signal, with the prices the rep quoted.
Every SKU, live stock when online and the last sync when not, on an iPad that weighs less than the price list used to.
A pocket card reader on the integrated payments platform takes a deposit; the balance goes on account or by pay-by-link.
Sales attribution puts the rep on every order and receipt, so commission and territory reports come from the same data as finance.
How it works
Delta sync puts the catalogue, prices, customer accounts and stock on the device in the morning.
In the cellar, the warehouse or the field, the rep builds the order offline. Account pricing and promotions apply from the local database.
A pocket card reader, or the account's Net terms with a PO reference. A quote can be printed or emailed if the buyer needs sign-off.
The queued order sends itself, lands in the right store's fulfilment queue, and the rep is on it for commission.
Ways merchants use it
Distributors, wholesalers and brands with a sales force on the road: drinks, food service, building products, medical and dental supplies.

Between the barrels, no signal, the order built from the full list with the restaurant's negotiated prices.

Deposit taken on the pocket reader, the balance on the account's terms, the delivery date noted. The buyer has a receipt by email before the rep leaves.

Back in the car, the signal returns and the order sends itself. The warehouse has it before the rep has started the engine.
What you need
Also in Point of Sale
Questions
Yes. The catalogue, prices, customers and promotions are on the device. Orders queue and send when a connection returns.
A pocket card reader on the integrated payments platform, a pay-by-link by email or SMS, or the account's Net terms.
Yes. Sales attribution puts the rep on the order and the receipt for commission and reports.
Yes. Quotes are printed or emailed, held in the cloud and converted to orders later from any device.
Into Magento as a normal order, in the fulfilment queue of the store or warehouse configured for the rep's device.
A demo takes half an hour and uses your products, your stores and your permissions, not ours.