No trading history in the CRM
The salesperson opens the customer record and sees contacts and notes, but not the orders, invoices or balance that tell them how the account is really doing.
Connect DataFlow to the CRM your salespeople already use, so the trading and account history that lives in DataFlow — orders, invoices, balances and credit position — shows against the customer record. New accounts flow through without double entry.
If the trading history lives in one system and the customer record in another, the two are always out of step.
The salesperson opens the customer record and sees contacts and notes, but not the orders, invoices or balance that tell them how the account is really doing.
A new customer is set up in the CRM and then set up again in the back office, so the two records start their life already out of step.
Someone promises an order to a customer who is over their limit or overdue, because the credit position was never visible where the conversation happened.
A customer asks where their last order or invoice stands, and the salesperson has to phone the back office and wait, because none of it shows on the record in front of them.
DataFlow holds the trading record; the CRM is where the conversation happens.

Orders and invoices from DataFlow against the customer record. The trading history without switching systems to find it.

Balance and credit position against the account. Seen before a promise is made, not after.

New accounts flow through between the systems. No setting the same customer up twice.
Other ways DataFlow connects to the sales tools and channels your team already uses.
Reps in the field see the same live account context, so the CRM history reaches them on the road too.
Explore moduleGive trade customers a self-service webshop alongside the account record your sales team works from.
Explore moduleRead customer and supplier trade-ledger detail on an Android device, wherever the conversation happens.
Explore moduleKeep customer addresses clean and consistent, so accounts are not set up twice under slightly different details.
Explore moduleThe trading and account history that lives in DataFlow — orders, invoices, balances and credit position — shown against the customer record in the CRM.
No. New accounts flow through between the systems, so a customer is set up once and the two records stay in step.
The integration shares DataFlow account history with the CRM your salespeople already use. Talk to us about how it fits with the CRM you have in place.
Yes. The balance and credit position from DataFlow show against the account record, so the sales team can see how an account stands before making a promise.
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