Export order management
From purchase order to closure, the Export Dashboard walks each order through twelve accountable stages.
The core
The workflow knows who acts next and routes the order to them. It also knows what to skip: try the toggles — the path adapts to the order's payment terms and Incoterm.
Non-LC orders skip the SWIFT stage. EXW orders skip vessel and shipping documents entirely. Nobody decides this by memory — the dashboard does.
LC SWIFT validation by Treasury, document review between Logistics and CS, telex release — each a guided mini-flow inside its stage.
A rejected order goes back to Customer Service to revise and resubmit in place — full history intact.
Needs your action
Every user gets one list: the orders waiting on them, right now. No digging, no filters to remember — act, and the order moves on.
Analytics
Cycle times per stage, on-time performance against SLA, and where orders spend their days.
Personal Kanban
Beyond the formal workflow, everyone gets a private Kanban for the rest of it — the follow-ups, the calls, the "check with Treasury on Thursday".
Delegation & ownership
Every order has a clear owner — and managers can reassign or delegate coverage in seconds.
And the rest
Internal teams work through single-use links tied to them. No accounts, no passwords.
A live timer on every stage. Remind the pending team in one click; escalate overdue orders level by level.
One list per role. Everyone lands on exactly their work — nothing they don't own, nothing they can't act on.
SWIFT copies, shipping docs, telex confirmations — attached at the stage where they matter, kept forever.
Every outbound email — options, reminders, escalations — is a template the manager can edit in Settings.
Append-only event history on every order: who did what, when, and why — including every rejection reason.
Any report as PDF or Excel — and a monthly management pack that sends itself.
The whole dashboard is phone-ready — approve, remind, and track from anywhere.
A system that fits how businesses actually operate.