A salesperson who cannot see that the customer is ninety days overdue will promise them anything. In tBiz the leads board and the ledger are the same system, so the quotation, the credit limit and the outstanding balance are on one screen.
| Party | Stage | Value | Next |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vidyut Electricals | Proposal | 2,40,000.00 | Call 16 Apr |
| Sundaram Traders | Qualified | 86,000.00 | Site visit |
| Pushpak Agro Foods | Won | 1,18,400.00 | Invoice raised |
| Nakoda Steel | Contacted | 3,60,000.00 | Send quote |
Leads move through stages with an owner and a next action, and a lead with no next action is visible as exactly that.
One document becomes the next without re-typing, and all three sit against the same party, so the history is one thread.
Outstanding balance, credit limit and ageing shown against the party while the quotation is being written.
Reminders on the salesperson’s own screen, and a list of what has gone quiet for a fortnight.
Send the quotation or a payment reminder on WhatsApp through the Meta Business API — not a link that opens the app and hopes.
Calls, visits, quotes, orders and payments in one history, so whoever picks the account up next is not starting cold.
No, and that is the point. A lead becomes a quotation, an order and an invoice against the same party ledger, so the salesperson sees the outstanding balance and the accountant sees where the sale came from.
Yes, through the Meta Business API, so messages go from your business number and the delivery status comes back. It is a real integration rather than a click-to-chat link.
Yes. Permissions are per role, so a salesperson can see their own parties’ balances without seeing the company’s books.
Yes, with its reason. A list of what was lost and why is the most useful report the CRM produces, and it only exists if losing is recorded rather than deleted.
Start free, add your parties, and quote from the same place you invoice.