Use Solar Eclipse to manage every aspect of a sale, from the moment it is quoted until the day it is invoiced.
Important: A few areas of Sales Management functionality have not been incorporated into Solar Eclipse as of this release. Use the character-based system to complete these tasks.
Look up customers, vendors, transactions, and products by virtually any identifier.
Find customers and vendors by any part of a company name, phone number, or keyword.
Find transactions by order number, product, customer PO number, or shipping address.
Find products by UPC number, product description, size, color, or manufacturer.
When entering products on sales orders, change your view to see any number of details about order items. Create non-stocks, access substitute and add-on products, or add recently ordered products to the current order. Robust product and pricing information are a keystroke away. Real-time inventory accuracy helps order writers fulfill inventory commitments, increasing customer satisfaction.
Use bid management features to create and copy bids, subtotal and reprice bid items, and convert bids into orders. Follow up on bids by creating bid reminders and reviewing bids that have not been converted into orders.
Use the system to handle everyday occurrences, like credit denials, product returns, credit and rebill transactions, and warranty tracking. Use reporting options to track trends in these areas, and reprint needed documents at will.
Menu options throughout order entry give you instant access to product features, discounts, shipment history, pricing information, and accounts receivable balances. You can schedule blanket orders, conduct credit checks, review order commitments, and check inventory availability at other locations.
Review invoices or orders before sending them to your customers, print consolidated invoices, and review invoices that match the criteria you specify. Monitor a customer's credit status at every stage of the order, and establish credit, past-due, and per-order limits as you like.
Use management tools to examine sales trends, and to list orders that meet the criteria you specify. Uncover issues that impact profitability, view changes to orders, track sales sources, and more effectively manage your sales force.