Everything a customer touches — quoting hundreds of line items, EDI flows, portals, and the moments a human still has to re-key data.
Sales is where the ERP meets the customer. Every friction here — slow quotes, missed EDI transactions, VMI bills that need manual reconciliation — shows up in customer satisfaction and margin. Your answers make the ERP proposal about revenue, not about tables and screens.
We know Bamal serves the world's largest manufacturers with Class-C items — which usually means hundreds of line items per RFQ, tight margins, strict EDI requirements, and VMI programs where the customer never issues a PO. What we don't know is how that flow actually runs today.
This is what we already have from public sources. No need to repeat any of it — flag anything that's inaccurate.
Walk us through what the ERP does, and where humans fill in the gaps.
Class-C quoting is a specialty. The ERP either makes it faster or makes it slower.
The connections you already can't afford to break.
VMI is powerful when the billing works and dangerous when it doesn't.
The complaints that recur are the specification of what the new ERP must fix.
When you submit, your answers land securely in our discovery workspace. Daniela is notified immediately and the diagnostic team starts working the same day.
Your Sales & Customer Experience brief just landed with Moriane. The diagnostic team is already reading it. Here's what happens next.
Daniela receives your answers within minutes and begins mapping them into Bamal's consolidated diagnostic.
Your area's answers are cross-checked against the other 6 briefs to surface consistencies, tensions, and gaps.
All 7 briefs synthesize into one written diagnostic and share back with you before any proposal is made.