Most small manufacturers and distributors can answer that without thinking. Someone copies a buyer's name and address from a chat message into a spreadsheet. Someone else rebuilds the same product lines in a quotation. Later, a third person types the agreed amounts again into an invoice. Each retype is a chance for a wrong figure, and the errors tend to surface when a buyer questions a bill.
Our take: start with the task that already travels from enquiry to quotation to invoice. When an enquiry can become a quotation, then an order, then an invoice without being typed out again, there is one record to trust and far less to check by hand.
Which one costs your team the most time? Tell us in the comments, and say why.
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