Cloud Software Built for the Philippine Consumer Durables & Electronics Trade

Yes. One cloud backend ties demo-counter shifts, dealer orders, serial-level stock, sell-through, loyalty payouts in Philippine pesos, merchandising audits, and LMS certification together. One admin portal gives a unified view across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao dealer networks.

Every unit carries a serial number from warehouse intake through to the dealer invoice. The DMS allocates stock by serial, invoices stamp it against the buying dealer, and shoppers register their warranty by QR scan at the counter. Warranty, swap, and service lookups pull up in seconds instead of a phone call to head office, which also cuts down disputes over units bought outside authorised channels.

Yes. Separate price trees for sub-distributors, single-brand dealers, multi-brand appliance dealers, and modern-trade chains such as SM and Robinsons. Instalment-plan pricing, on-invoice discounts, and dealer-class terms attach per channel in Philippine pesos, so a promotion never quietly leaks into the wrong dealer tier.

The app is offline-first. Demo staff clock in, log demonstrations, capture orders, and complete display audits with no connection at all, whether that is a basement showroom floor or a provincial dealer counter cut off by a storm. Photos, GPS, and timestamps hold on the device and sync the moment coverage returns, so a dead tower never stalls the day's work.

Each demo representative is mapped to one dealer counter or showroom. Check-in locks to that geo-fence with a selfie and an AI liveness check. Demonstrations, conversions, and drop reasons log against the shift, and where a dealer shares sell-out data, claimed conversions get tied back to units actually invoiced.

Each campaign brief sets the agreed picture-of-success per dealer and chain. Merchandisers audit on every visit, and AI image recognition reads the shelf photo for demo TVs, refrigerators, and appliance bays, plus branded POSM. Exceptions flag a missing or displaced unit the same day, so trade spend maps to what is genuinely on the floor rather than what was promised.

The app logs demonstrations and claimed conversions, and dealer sell-out data verifies the sale. Where serial-tagged sell-through is shared, the platform matches a shift to the specific unit sold. Verified conversions trigger payout straight to the demo representative's bank account, GCash, or Maya wallet, so an inflated claim never makes it to payout.

Yes. Every new TV, refrigerator, air-conditioner, or appliance launch ships as a module with specs, demo flow, and a quiz, built for a workforce that moves between Tagalog-speaking, Cebuano-speaking, and other regional-language areas. The field app blocks that model until the demo representative is certified, so brand teams can see counter readiness by region and dealer before stock lands.

Yes. Pricing, credit limits, and payouts run in Philippine pesos. Product masters can carry DTI safety and import references where a category requires them, and invoicing supports EIS-ready formats as BIR's Electronic Invoicing System rollout expands. Data handling aligns with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 under the National Privacy Commission, role-based access limits each user, and audit trails cover every transaction.

Christmas-season and back-to-school demand spikes trigger priority rules in the DMS by dealer class, chain commitment, or margin, so a handful of dealers do not quietly absorb the whole allocation. Reservation logic stops the same serial-tagged unit being double-booked across competing dealer orders during the year's busiest weeks.

FMCG, CPG, food and beverage, dairy, home care, cosmetics and personal care, pharma, BFSI, industrial products, automotive spares, agri inputs, and building materials. It is the same cloud backend throughout, configured module by module, so a durables brand and an FMCG arm can run on one stack.