Operating scope
Locations, users, principals, field structure, transaction volume and required workflows.
Implementation pricing
A rollout shaped around your operation, not a misleading one-size price.
We scope RANGE 360 around locations, users, selected modules, migration complexity, integrations, training and support. The first conversation is a requirements review, not a sales script.
- Pakistan-ready
- Multi-location
- Role-based
- Web platform
How scope becomes price
Price should follow the operating model and rollout responsibility.
A RANGE 360 proposal separates software, implementation and ongoing support so the assumptions remain visible.
Change scope
Data cleanup, migration, configuration, report changes, integrations and acceptance support.
Service scope
Training, rollout sequence, support coverage, hosting responsibility and ongoing changes.
What you receive before a commercial decision
A written scope should identify included workflows, implementation activities, customer responsibilities, assumptions, acceptance criteria, recurring charges and exclusions. Email [email protected] or use the workflow form to start that review.
Scope map
Build the proposal from visible workstreams.
This is a scoping structure, not a set of pre-priced editions. The written proposal identifies which items are included.
Operating model
- Locations and geography
- Users, roles and assignments
- Products, outlets and prices
Transactions
- Purchasing and inventory
- Orders, sales and returns
- Receipts and recovery
Execution
- Field structures and targets
- Secondary-sales analysis
- Schemes and claims
Control
- Operational accounts
- Credit and settlement
- Reports and exports
Change and adoption
- Migration and configuration
- Training, pilot and acceptance
- Support and integration scope
Prepare for the first conversation
Bring the operation, not a generic module list.
A clear first scope makes commercial comparison easier and reduces surprises during implementation.
Take the product tour first →- Locations, warehouses and distributor structure
- User roles and approval responsibilities
- Current sales, stock, recovery and finance tools
- Priority reports and reconciliation pain points
- Migration sources and required history
- One end-to-end acceptance scenario
Frequently asked
Questions operators ask before a walkthrough.
Why is RANGE 360 pricing not shown as one monthly figure?
Distribution implementations vary significantly by number of locations, users, modules, historical data, integrations and rollout support. A scoped proposal avoids charging for capabilities you do not need.
Can we start with selected modules?
Yes. A phased rollout can begin with priority workflows and expand under the same operating foundation.
Is implementation support included?
Training, migration and support requirements are included explicitly in the proposal so responsibilities and costs are clear.
Bring one real workflow