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A distributor management system (DMS) is software that connects a brand with its distributors so that stock, secondary sales, schemes, claims and invoices are managed in one place. mSELL DMS gives FMCG brands real-time visibility into what each distributor has in stock, what they are selling to retailers and how they are performing against targets.
Distributors get a simple portal for orders, billing, inventory and payments. Brands get control of secondary sales, faster claim settlement and accurate data for planning. Because mSELL DMS works together with the SFA app, orders booked by field reps flow straight to the distributor for billing, with no manual re-entry. As distributor management software (also called distribution management software), it runs in the browser and on mobile for distributors of every size.
Sales force automation (SFA) manages the field team: attendance, beat plans, retailer visits and order booking. A distributor management system manages what happens at the distributor: stock, billing, schemes and claims.
Used together, mSELL SFA and DMS close the loop from retailer order to distributor invoice. Orders booked in the field are billed by the distributor without retyping, and brands see the full chain of primary and secondary sales in one system.
Many distributors already use Tally for accounting, and brands often run SAP or another ERP. mSELL DMS integrates with Tally, SAP and other accounting and ERP systems through APIs, so invoices, stock and ledgers stay in sync without double entry.
A distributor management system (DMS) is software that manages distributor stock, orders, invoicing, schemes, claims and secondary sales, giving brands real-time visibility across their distribution network.
SFA manages the field sales team and retailer visits, while DMS manages distributor operations such as stock, billing and claims. mSELL connects both so orders flow from the field to the distributor automatically.
Yes. mSELL DMS integrates with Tally and other accounting and ERP systems such as SAP, so distributors do not have to enter invoices twice.
Yes. The distributor portal is simple to use and runs in the browser and on mobile, so small distributors can adopt it without extra IT infrastructure.
Schemes are configured centrally and applied automatically on distributor invoices. Claims are calculated from actual sales data, which reduces disputes and speeds up settlement.