Example configuration

Quote, order, deliver and service across accounts and sites

Manufacturers and distributors need quotes to turn into orders and orders into serviced equipment. This example configuration shows how Mako can connect accounts, quotations, orders, installation and field service.

Where the work gets stuck

Common friction in manufacturing and distribution

Quote requests handled by e-mail.

Order status hard to see across accounts and sites.

Field service disconnected from the sales record.

What you can run on Mako

Use cases for this example configuration

Accounts and sites

Customers with several sites, each with its own record, notes and work.

Requests for quotation to quote tickets

A request becomes a quote ticket, a proposal goes out and the quote is accepted on the account.

Orders and fulfilment queues

Orders are captured, processed and kept as history per account.

Installation and field service

Installation scheduling, technicians and work orders for delivered equipment.

Workflow examples

How the modules work together here

Each step uses a capability the platform has. Steps marked as configured to your business are set up with you.

Request for quotation to order

From a request to a placed order.

  1. A request for quotation is logged on the account.Work orders, technicians and requests for quotation
  2. A quote ticket is issued and a proposal PDF is generated.Quotes and invoices
  3. The quote is accepted and the agreement signed.E-signature requests
  4. The equipment order is placed and processed.Equipment orders

Delivered equipment to service visit

Service tied back to the original order.

  1. Installation questions are answered and the work is scheduled.Installations and scheduled work
  2. A technician is assigned a work order.Work orders, technicians and requests for quotation
  3. An invoice is issued on the account.Quotes and invoices
  4. A manager can ask the assistant to look up work orders.AI assistant

Related example configurations

Example configuration This page shows how Mako's modules can be arranged for Manufacturing & Distribution. It uses sample data, is illustrative only and does not describe an existing customer or deployment. Anything described as configured to your business is set up with you.

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