SalesLink Customer Sales Analysis Enhancement.
To enable more effective decision-making and provide a clearer picture of our sales performance within SalesLink's Customer Sales Analysis view, we propose an enhancement to the Customer Sales analysis revenue breakdown capabilities.
Currently, the existing categories for Equipment and Rental Revenue are too broad.
The proposed enhancement would introduce specific sub-categories for both revenue types:
For Equipment Revenue, users would be able to analyze:
New Machine Sales
Used Machine Sales
Total Machine Sales (combining New and Used sales)
For Rental Revenue, the breakdown would include:
Rent to Rent Revenue
RPO Revenue (Rent to Own)
RPO Conversion/Sales (Revenue from Rent to Own conversions)
Rental Fleet Sales (Revenue from direct sales of rental assets)
New Allied/Other Rent Revenue
With a clear Rental Revenue Total."
This enhanced view will provide the detailed revenue insights necessary for more precise financial analysis and strategic planning.
How often would this idea be used? | Daily |
How much time would you save when the idea is implemented? | It would save a month of work |
How many people at your company would benefit from this idea? | Everyone |
What problem is your idea trying to solve?
The idea is trying to solve the problem of insufficient detail and lack of granularity in SalesLink's current revenue reporting, which prevents users from gaining precise insights into the specific components driving their Equipment and Rental Revenue. The problem this idea is trying to solve is the lack of granular visibility into revenue streams within SalesLink's Customer Sales Analysis view. Currently, users only see broad "Equipment Revenue" and "Rental Revenue" totals. This makes it difficult to:
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Hi David - This is mapped to our ERP via our Inventory Accounts. and contract type. I.E. a rental contract our of an RPO inventory account would be RPO Rental Revenue.
Hi Ryan,
Are you able to provide information on how those different categories are identified from the ERP?