Shared operating structure
Locations, territories, outlets, products, users and responsibilities provide context to every workflow.
Why RANGE 360
Choose the system that can explain the result, not only display it.
RANGE 360 is designed for distribution teams that need sales, stock, recovery, claims, finance and reporting to agree across people and locations.
- Pakistan-ready
- Multi-location
- Role-based
- Web platform
The operating difference
One control model around the complete distribution cycle.
Businesses often assemble accounting, inventory, field-sales apps and spreadsheets. Each tool may work, but the handoffs create duplicate data, delayed reconciliation and unclear ownership. RANGE 360 is designed around those handoffs.
Connected transactions
Orders, invoices, returns, receipts and stock movements remain related to commercial and finance records.
Controlled responsibility
Role and data scope decide which people can view or perform work for each part of the operation.
Traceable management results
Reports should lead back to the same source facts instead of a separately maintained spreadsheet.
Fit by operating role
Give every buyer a question worth answering.
Can I trust the daily position?
Review whether sales, stock, recovery and finance agree across the business.
Can I explain execution?
Connect outlet coverage, products, prices, targets, orders, returns, schemes and claims.
Can I explain every movement?
Trace the source, location, quantity, responsibility and reason behind stock changes.
Can I reconcile settlement?
Follow balances, receipts, claims and journals back to operating evidence.
Can we govern the rollout?
Define ownership, permissions, data migration, interfaces, acceptance and support.
When RANGE 360 is a strong fit
Complexity should come from the operation, not the software.
- Several roles or locations must work from the same records
- Outlet, territory, SKU or principal context matters to decisions
- Booking, execution, returns and recovery need separate visibility
- Stock movement and customer balances must reconcile daily
- Schemes, claims or prices need defined commercial rules
- Management reports should trace back to source activity
Be direct about fit
RANGE 360 may be more than you need when
- A basic invoice and general ledger are the complete requirement
- There is one user, one location and little operating separation
- No field, outlet, warehouse or secondary-sales control is required
- The business is not prepared to define data and process ownership
How to verify every claim
Use evidence from your own process.
RANGE 360 does not use invented customer stories or unverified performance numbers. The useful proof today is a structured demonstration against a real workflow and written scope.
01Same scenario for every vendor
02Same roles and permission limits
03Same expected stock and balance effect
04Same reports, exports and acceptance checks
Frequently asked
Questions operators ask before a walkthrough.
Who should evaluate RANGE 360?
The best evaluation includes an operating owner, commercial lead, inventory or warehouse owner, finance representative and the person responsible for implementation or IT.
How is RANGE 360 different from accounting software?
Accounting software records the financial result. RANGE 360 is designed to preserve the operational context around territories, outlets, products, field execution, stock, recovery, schemes and claims as well.
What proof should we request?
Ask RANGE 360 to run one of your real scenarios from setup and source transaction through permissions, stock or balance effect, report and export.
Bring one real workflow