Convert the quote and the job gets a cost centre. Every purchase order, works order, delivery and invoice hangs off it — and the margin moves as the real costs land.
The sales order isn't a document you file. It's where the job lives while it's being made.
Estimated, planned and actual side by side. The margin updates as costs are booked in real time.
Quote, purchase orders, works orders, delivery notes and invoices automatically created and attached.
Ordered, complete and delivered on every line, so part-finished jobs aren't guesswork.
Easily view the WIP, outstanding, delivered with the customer's credit limit checked before you commit.
Most firms find out what a job made once the invoices are in. These three numbers are live.
You quoted 34.7%. The plan came in at 38.4%. What's actually been booked says 31.2% — and you know that now, not at month end.
Deliver and invoice in stages against the same order. Long jobs stop tying up cash until the final sign-off.
The customer's limit and what they're already carrying sit on the order itself. No separate check, no surprise at invoice.
Estimated comes from the quote. Planned is what's actually been scheduled and ordered. Actual is what's been booked against it so far. They sit on top of each other, so the drift is impossible to miss.
The order carries its own paperwork. Each badge shows how many exist and how many are complete, so a glance tells you what's outstanding without opening anything.
Each line tracks its own three numbers, so a part-shipped order isn't a conversation. Project work is tracked as a percentage instead of a part count, which is what makes staged delivery and invoicing possible.
Net, VAT and total sit alongside work in progress, outstanding value and what's already been delivered. The customer's credit limit and current exposure are on the same screen.
Nobody updates the sales order. The shop floor books time, purchasing receives a delivery, stock is issued — and the job's figures move on their own.
Operators clock on and off against the works order. Labour cost and production time post straight to the job.
A purchase order line linked to the order carries its cost across when it lands.
Items taken from stock for the job are costed against it at the value they were held at.
No long-term contract. Cancel at a month’s notice.
Unlimited phone and screen-sharing support from a person.
New features and system upgrades at no extra cost.
The sales order is the second step and the one the rest of the chain reports back to.
Every stage inherits from the last. Nothing is re-keyed between them.
Yes. Converting a quote carries the costing across, but an order can be created directly where the work was agreed another way.
Yes. Delivery notes offer only the quantity actually available, and the invoice covers the delivered portion. Project work is tracked as a percentage, so a phase can be billed at 50% complete.
Yes. Time booked on works orders, purchase order receipts and stock issued against the job all post back to the order's costing without anyone re-entering them.
Nothing. The estimated row stays as quoted — that's what makes the comparison worth having, on this job and the next one like it.
Yes. Share a project reference and the sales order dashboard, purchase order dashboard and schedule can all be filtered to show everything connected to it.
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Track and manage customer orders from quote to invoice, ensuring on-time production, delivery and accurate billing with Statii’s Sales Orders module.


Track actual vs. estimated costs to maintain profitability in real-time.
Convert quotes to sales orders to automatically raise all required purchasing and production documents to be stores in one place.
Highly transparent, anyone in the business can understand or take control of a job or enquiry.