Understand the code language.
Match the shorthand your buyers use to your catalog: product type, grade, diameter, length and quantity. Ask for missing or ambiguous specifications.
Turn steel codes and everyday order language into clear product specifications. Convert quantities using defined units and your catalog’s configured conversion rules.
Match the shorthand your buyers use to your catalog: product type, grade, diameter, length and quantity. Ask for missing or ambiguous specifications.
Convert standard units such as metric tonnes to kilograms. Apply your configured, SKU-specific multipliers for bundles and pieces, with the quantity basis shown.
Send the structured request through your team’s review of the product, current rate, freight and delivery location before confirming the order.
Run your operations with Mulltiply ERP, or discuss connecting the Marg, Tally or Busy setup your team already uses. Configure the order lifecycle around your catalog, responsibilities and review steps.
Illustrative stages. Configure your lifecycle and confirm the integration scope during onboarding.
Yes, using defined units and configured rules. Standard metric conversions such as tonnes to kilograms are straightforward. Bundle-to-piece conversions use a multiplier for the specific SKU; weight-to-piece or weight-to-length conversions also need a verified product weight basis.
Configure a review stage for commercial terms. Validate current rates, freight and any additional charges before an order moves forward.
Those specialist functions are not assumed in this workflow. Bring calculation and documentation requirements to the team for a capability review.