The problem this solves
Ask two reps to quote the same thing and you get two different numbers. Products are typed fresh onto every deal, discounts are whatever got agreed in the moment, and there is no clean list of what you sell at what price. Reporting on product mix is impossible because the same item is spelled four ways, and finance cannot reconcile revenue to a catalog that does not really exist.
How we work
We start from what you actually sell and how you price it - one-off products, recurring plans, tiered or volume pricing, currency differences by market - and turn that into a structured product library rather than free text on deals. Each product carries its SKU, price, and billing type, so a line item pulled onto a quote is consistent every time.
Then we build the pricing architecture around it: how discounts are represented, where margins live, how multi-currency is handled, and which combinations are valid. The goal is that a rep building a quote assembles from a controlled catalog instead of inventing numbers, and finance can trace every line back to a defined product.
Because this is the layer every quote, invoice, and subscription reads from, we design it to hold up as your catalog grows, and we document the maintenance routine so adding a product later is a known process rather than a fresh improvisation.
Deliverables
- Structured product library with SKUs, prices, and billing types
- One-off, recurring, and tiered pricing represented cleanly
- Multi-currency pricing where you sell across markets
- Discount and margin handling defined in the model
- Line item structure standardized across quotes
- Documented routine for adding and updating products