How product businesses sell, buy, and keep stock in one place.
See how distributors, wholesalers, retail chains, pharma & food traders, electronics sellers, and manufacturers moved off spreadsheets and disconnected apps into OpraOne.
How Apex Industrial connected enquiries, wholesale price books, godown stock, and day-to-day books in one workspace.
"Before OpraOne, our sales team used spreadsheets for quotations while our warehouse tracked stock separately. Now, a lead becomes a customer in one click, a quotation turns into a sales order using the dealer's price book, and stock is deducted from the right rack and bin automatically."
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See how different product businesses use OpraOne across sales, warehouses, purchasing, and day-to-day accounts.
Vanguard Electrical Supply unified 7 regional godowns and dealer price books into one workspace.
Replaced spreadsheet price lists with wholesale and dealer price books, pickup-ready stock checks, and advance/instalment payment schedules.
Kestrel Equipment connected customer orders, purchase requisitions, and serial-tracked dispatch.
Production teams raise internal purchase requisitions, managers approve supplier POs, and goods receipts log batches and serials straight into warehouse racks.
Zenith Health & Foods ships earliest-expiry batches first (FEFO) across its warehouse and stores.
Tracks batch numbers, manufacturing dates, and expiry dates on every goods receipt so expired stock is automatically blocked from being sold.
Meridian Commercial Projects quotes physical products, combo bundles, and installation services together.
Combines stocked hardware kits and non-stocked service items on a single quotation and sales order, with milestone payment terms and live receivables.