One cloud SaaS for 10 Indonesian verticals. SFA, DMS, loyalty, retail execution, and LMS, configured for kiosks, warung, open-market traders, supermarket chains, distributors, warung, artisans, and agents.
Every Indonesian vertical has its own outlet mix, distributor tiers, and field rhythm, from Java open markets to Sumatra trade and the Pasar Turi. Pick yours below to see the modules, channel coverage, and workflows configured for it.
FMCG, BFSI, Pharma and Healthcare, Consumer Durables and Electronics, Cosmetics and Personal Care, Building Materials and Hardware, Automotive and Auto Components, Agriculture and Agro Chemicals, Retail and Modern Trade, and Logistics and Field Services. The same cloud SaaS core is configured per vertical.
Yes. FMCG runs kiosk, provision-store, and supermarket beats with SKU orders. Pharma logs doctor calls, chemist orders, and samples. BFSI runs RM, DSA, and agent lead-to-disbursement. Automotive orders spares by vehicle fitment. Shared cloud core, vertical-specific screens, terms, and analytics.
Most verticals get all five: SFA, DMS, Loyalty, Retail Merchandising, and LMS. Pharma and Logistics and Field Services run four (no merchandising). BFSI runs three: SFA, Loyalty, and LMS. Start with one module and add more later without disrupting live operations.
Yes. One admin portal handles many divisions. Each gets its own product hierarchy, roles, beat plans, pricing, and loyalty rules. An FMCG arm and a building-materials arm can run separately yet roll up to one group dashboard for leadership in Java or Java.
Pricing, schemes, and loyalty payouts run natively in Rupiah. The interface and LMS support English and Bahasa Indonesia for multilingual field forces. The geography master models Zone to State to City to Outlet, with landmark-based mapping for unnamed streets across Java and Sumatra, and beyond.
The mobile app is offline-first. Field reps clock in, view beats, capture orders, run audits, and complete van sales with no signal at all. Photos, GPS, and timestamps are held on the device and pushed once coverage returns, so signal drops and patchy network on dense open-market routes do not stop the day.