Problems

When orders get placed by hand, things slip.

When orders get placed by hand, things slip.

Every order you win still gets read, keyed in, and chased by hand before it is placed. The work grows with every deal you close.

Is the same order keyed in twice?

It gets typed into your CRM, then the Toyota portal, then your ERP. Every system needs the same details, keyed in by hand.

Is your coordinator chasing details?

A blank ship-to or billing email holds up the order, so someone emails the rep, waits, and follows up again.

Does the customer record start empty?

Industry, size, billing contact. Someone researches the account by hand before the order can move.

Can anyone see where an order stands?

Managers cannot tell what is submitted, what is still waiting, or what is stuck in someone’s inbox without asking around.

Do orders get submitted wrong?

One wrong line item or quantity keyed into the system, and the wrong equipment is ordered before anyone catches the mismatch.

Is the order reaching the right person?

Big orders and small ones land in the same pile, and routing each one to the right coordinator is a manual call.

Solutions

The agent does the work,
you make the call.

The agent does the work, you make the call.

It picks up the moment a deal is marked won and runs until the PO is in the ERP or DMS. Your team steps in only to review and approve.

Reads the order. Builds the record.

An order arrives by email with a PO attached, from your CRM, or from a form on your site. The agent reads it, pulls out the order, and fills in the customer from the web, so the record is built before anyone touches it.

Reads the email, the PO, and the attachments, not just clean forms

Pulls the PO number, customer, line items, and ship-to into a record

Enriches the customer on its own: industry, size, billing contact

Collects the missing details.

When a required field is blank, the agent emails the submitter a short form for exactly what it needs and holds the order in Awaiting Info. The moment the form comes back, it picks the order up, applies your rules, and routes it to the right coordinator.

Asks the submitter for the missing fields, instead of stalling the order

Resumes on its own the moment the answer comes back

Routes by your rules, so the big orders reach a senior coordinator

Places the approved order.

The agent does everything up to the commitment, then waits for a person to approve. Once you do, it logs into your ERP or DMS, enters the line items, submits the order, and writes the new order number back to the record.

Nothing is placed until a person approves it

Moves orders directly into your ERP or DMS

Captures the order or confirmation number and notifies the team

Stats

Fewer hands on every order.

Fewer hands on every order.

When the agent runs the middle, the order desk stops being the bottleneck, and orders go out faster with fewer mistakes.

500%

Faster order velocity

2X

Fewer emails

30%

Fewer order errors

"We have doubled our business over the last couple of years, but there is no way we could run it effectively and efficiently without Vsimple."

"We have doubled our business over the last couple of years, but there is no way we could run it effectively and efficiently without Vsimple."

Mike Pospichil

Mike Pospichil

Sales Manager, ProLift Toyota

Sales Manager, ProLift Toyota

Forklift

FAQs

Everything you need to know.

Everything you need to know.

Here are the most common things people ask about the Order Intake Agent. If you don’t see your question, our team is always here to help.

We already have an ERP. Why add this?

Can vAI submit orders through Microcoft Outlook?

Does the agent place orders on its own?

How long does it take to set up?

Resources

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