Capture every deal from the road — not the evening.
FMCG, distribution and wholesale sales happen on a route, not at a desk. piRevenue turns a voice note between stops into a clean, structured order — and quietly chases the accounts that have gone dark — while your reps and area managers stay in charge of every relationship.
A wide route means a wide gap between the visit and the record.
The reality of field sales: your reps sell from a scooter, a shop counter, a distributor's back office — dozens of stops a day, across a territory that doesn't wait for a laptop to open. By the time anyone sits down to log the day's visits, the details have blurred, the order sizes are approximate, and the CRM update becomes an evening chore nobody wants to do.
What it costs you: orders that get logged a day late, or not at all. Distributors and retailers who go quiet for weeks because nobody flagged the silence in time. Area sales managers who find out about a stalled account only after the numbers slip, not before. And a route-level forecast that's really just a guess dressed up as a spreadsheet.
How piRevenue helps: a short voice note after a visit becomes a structured deal — contact, order size, next step — with nothing typed and nothing forgotten. When an account goes quiet, an agent flags it and drafts the nudge for a human to send. Managers see territory activity as it happens, not two days later in a paper notebook.
- Voice capture that works from a moving vehicle or a market stall
- No end-of-day re-entry — the order is already logged
- Quiet-account detection across a wide, hard-to-supervise route
● Captured from the route
Built for a route, not a desk.
The same four capabilities that power piRevenue everywhere, applied to how distribution and wholesale teams actually sell.
Voice-to-deal, from the counter to the road
A rep speaks the order after the visit. piRevenue parses the contact, SKU quantities and next step into a clean record — no form, no laptop, no re-typing it later.
Quiet distributors get chased before they're lost
When a distributor or retailer stops ordering, an agent flags the stall and drafts the nudge. A human reviews and sends it — nothing goes out on its own.
Route and territory numbers that update themselves
Order value rolls up by rep, route and territory as it's captured — so an area sales manager sees the real picture, not last week's photocopy.
The rep still owns the account
Agents draft and flag; people approve, negotiate terms and keep the relationship. Every action is logged, so managers can see exactly who did what and when.
"I used to lose the little details between the fifth shop and the fifteenth. Now I just talk after each stop, and by the time I'm back at the depot, the order's already sitting in the system."
Illustrative outcomes for distribution & wholesale teams.
Directional figures based on the shape of field-sales workflows piRevenue is built for — not measured results from a named customer.
Illustrative / Directional — based on typical field-sales workflows, not a specific customer result.
What field and distribution teams ask first.
Yes. A short voice note after a shop or distributor visit is enough — piRevenue turns it into a structured deal with contact, order size and next step. Reps stay on the route instead of catching up on data entry at night.
Voice notes are captured on the device and processed as soon as connectivity is available, so a patchy signal on the route doesn't mean a lost order.
Agents flag accounts that have gone quiet and draft the nudge — a rep or area sales manager reviews and sends it. piRevenue never contacts a distributor or retailer on its own.
Yes. Because visits are captured as they happen, managers see route and territory activity in near real time instead of in a report compiled the next morning.
Stop feeding the CRM. Watch it feed you.
Give your field team back the hours they lose to end-of-day data entry. Start free in an afternoon, or see it on your own territory.