14-day AI audit · Wholesale & distribution

An AI audit for wholesale and distribution — where the rep hours actually go.

Distribution still runs on phones, PDFs, and field sales. That's not a bug; it's the channel. The waste is around it — orders retyped into the ERP, quotes that die in the follow-up, reps burning time on accounts that never grow. The audit finds the admin AI can take off your team, and protects the parts of selling that AI should never run.

14 days · under 2 hours of your team’s time · 0 refunds in 15+ audits

Where the hours go

Where the back office and the field both lose hours

Common admin drains across wholesalers, B2B distributors, and industrial supply businesses. The audit quantifies each one in your operation.

01Admin drain
Sales order → ERP re-keying

Orders arrive by email, fax, portal, or rep visit. Customer service retypes them into the ERP. One field, three versions, daily.

02Admin drain
Quote follow-ups

Quotes sent and never chased, or chased weeks late. A pipeline that leaks revenue because nobody owns the timing.

03Admin drain
Price-list and catalogue updates

Supplier price changes propagated by hand into ERP, web, and PDF catalogues. Pricing drift between channels is the norm.

04Admin drain
Reps on low-value accounts

Field time spent on accounts that will never move. The high-value account never gets a structured cadence.

05Admin drain
Invoice reconciliation

Supplier invoices vs. POs vs. delivered quantities. Hours a week tying out three versions of the same number.

06Admin drain
New-customer onboarding

Credit applications, terms, account setup, rep handover. A multi-system relay race run from email.

Do not automate

Workflows AI should not run in distribution.

The customer relationship and the commercial terms are the business. These stay human.

  • Pricing decisions and discount approvals
  • Credit-limit changes and credit-hold release
  • Customer dispute resolution and goodwill credits
  • Rep territory and account assignments
  • Supplier contract negotiation
The method

Fourteen days. Three stages.

Mapping, diagnosis, handover. The audit comes before any build, so you know what is worth automating, what should stay human, and what to fix first.

What you get on day 14

A document built to be acted on, not filed.

One structured diagnostic document. Five sections, all specific to your channels, your ERP, and your sales motion.

  • §01Process map of how the business runs today — quote to cash to renewal
  • §02Admin Hour Map across customer service, finance, and field sales
  • §03Waste / Win / Risk / Fix matrix scored across your workflows
  • §04Do-not-automate list, focused on commercial trust
  • §05Top 3 implementation-ready build specs for your highest-value workflows
  • §0690-day roadmap with sequencing, risk, and savings outlook
From a real audit

On a recent B2B distributor, the audit found roughly 128 hours a week of field-sales time going to low-value accounts. Already public on the homepage.

Sector questions

What ops directors in this sector actually ask.

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14 days · under 2 hours of your team’s time · 0 refunds in 15+ audits.