CREATIO / FMCG AND DISTRIBUTION
Creatio for FMCG: outlets, routes, and orders
Creatio brings retail outlets, field visits, and orders into one system, giving teams visibility into shelf execution and receivables.
- Retail outlets and routes
- Orders and receivables in one record
- Oversight of representative activity
- Representative route → for the week
- Visit and outcome → recorded
- Outlet order → with a status
- Receivables → visible
- Next visit → task
Where distributors lose visibility into outlet coverage and shelf execution
The accounting system knows what was shipped, but not how often a representative visits an outlet or what happens there.
The outlet cycle: route, visit, order, receivables
Retail outlet database
Routes and visit plans
Visit outcomes and orders
Receivables from the accounting system
Shelf displays, promotions, and photos
Reports by outlet and region
Scope of work: outlet data, routes, orders, receivables
Process audit
We map visits, orders, and payments.Creatio configuration
Outlet records, routes, orders, and roles for your model.Integrations
1C, mobile access, and payment systems.Data migration
We migrate outlet records and order history.Team training
We show representatives and office staff how to do their work in the system.Support
We refine processes after launch.
The seven-stage implementation cycle is described on the Creatio implementation page. Read how we work on a project in our article.
INTEGRATIONS
Mobile visits and 1C
Creatio connects to 1C, mobile access, and payment systems, with access configured by role.
- Creatio
- No-code
- 1C
- ERP
- Kaspi
- Payment systems
- Telephony
- Digital signatures
- Messaging apps
- Website
We confirm the integration method and versions during the audit.
1C and accounting systems
Prices, stock, orders, and receivables.
Mobile access
Representatives work in the field.
Payment systems and Kaspi
Outlet payments.
Telephony and messaging apps
Orders and requests from communication channels.
Read about AI implementation for Creatio. We connect 1C and ERP, Kaspi and other payment systems through APIs, telephony, digital signatures, messaging apps, and websites.
From route audit to launch: four stages
Process audit
10 daysWe review visits, orders, accounting, and roles, then choose the first rollout scope.
What we need from you: Access to processes and a project ownerConfiguration and integrations
6–12 weeksWe configure outlets, routes, orders, and connections.
What we need from you: Outlet database and access to the accounting systemData migration and training
6 weeksWe migrate outlet records and train representatives and office staff.
What we need from you: Data exports and employee timeLaunch and support
go-liveWe launch with part of the team, then expand and refine the system.
What we need from you: A launch decision
We manage tasks in Jira on a board set up for the project. You have full user access. How we work →
We confirm timelines and cost after the audit.
RESULT
What you will have after the project
Configured Creatio
Outlet database, routes, and orders tailored to your model.
1C connection
Prices, stock, and receivables in the outlet record.
Migrated data
Without duplicates or outdated records.
Reports
By outlet, region, and representative.
Trained team
Guidance and support after launch.
Support terms after launch
CREATIO PROJECTS
Creatio project examples: FMCG and distribution
Examples of companies in this industry that use the Creatio platform.
Бахус
Almaty
Bonduelle
On request
Lactalis Ukraine
Mykolaiv
The list is published on the Creatio clients page.
PRICING
What affects the cost: field users and 1C
We do not publish fixed prices. We start with a process audit and then prepare an estimate.
Creatio licenses
Purchased separately
Implementation
Processes, configuration, integrations
Support
After launch
Creatio licenses are purchased separately. The minimum purchase is US$10,000, and the total depends on the number of users. You can buy directly from the vendor, through a partner, or through Nadvan. We estimate implementation costs after an audit based on the processes, integrations, and roles involved. Payment options are explained in the blog article “How we calculate cost and payment terms.” Discuss your project →