The commercial system for [industrial distribution]
Prices that follow the market. Orders, container paperwork and invoices, in one system.
Prices that follow the market. Orders, container paperwork and invoices, in one system.
of the margin gone with a 2% error in the price list
messages to close a single order
of paperwork for every container
HeavyDeals prepares the work. A person approves it before it goes out.
Every price is a formula: metal, currency and margin. When they move, the catalog recalculates and your team approves.
Customers order on their own portal, with stock and conditions applied. Orders that still arrive by email, AI turns into drafts.
Container documents fill themselves in from the order, per incoterm. The invoice too.
The same operation, without friction between the one who sells and the one who buys.
Your catalog, your price formulas and each customer's conditions, once. Every order and document in one place.
Their own portal: today's price with their discount, stock, and last month's order repeated in one click.
Every price is a formula that follows the market.
A complete quotation, in seconds.
Your customers order on their own.
Plan the load, take the best carrier.
The paperwork fills itself in.
Every invoice, on record.
Damaged goods and CBAM, under control.
Ask, and it answers with your data.
No ERP migration. HeavyDeals runs everything that starts with an order and a shipment, alongside the tools you already have.
No. Your ERP keeps the accounting. HeavyDeals takes over what it leaves in spreadsheets and email: prices tied to the metal and the currency, quotes, the customer portal and the container paperwork.
The portal isn't what we sell. What matters is that the price each customer sees is theirs, today, and that everything after the order (container, documents, invoices) runs in the same place.
Nothing goes out on its own. Every change shows its calculation, and someone on your team approves it before any customer sees it. The same goes for anything the AI drafts.
They don't have to switch overnight. Orders that still arrive by email become drafts your team confirms. Customers move to the portal when they find their own price and last month's order waiting there.
Yes, if you import by the container and sell to a network of installers or dealers. Start with orders and the container paperwork, and add price formulas when you need them.
Tell us what you import and who you sell to. We'll show you the platform on a catalog like yours.
or write to hi@heavydeals.eu