PlatformThe Peaking system

It reads the request the way it arrives, finds the answer in your catalog, prices it and writes the order into your ERP.

How it works
Platform
How it worksBy distributor typeYour ERPCustomer stories
Where it fits
MRO and industrial supplyPipe, valves and fittingsElectricalHVACR
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DistributorsYour counter, your catalog.

Six distribution businesses that look nothing alike from the inside. The request arrives differently in each one.

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By distributor type
MRO and industrial supplyPipe, valves and fittings (PVF)Electrical supply
 
HVACRAuto partsIndustrial chemicals
Proof
Customer storiesHow the system works
IntegrationsYour ERP stays where it is.

Peaking runs on your own catalog from day one, and writes into your ERP once your team says so.

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Distribution ERPs
Epicor Prophet 21Infor CloudSuite IndustrialSage IntacctOdoo
Mid-market
Oracle NetSuiteSAP Business OneAcumaticaDynamics 365 Business Central
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CustomersOperations already running

Four industrial distributors, each with its own measurement window and figures read from its own system.

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Customer stories
All four, with the numbersBiotar · after hours coverageMIYA · catalog and documentation MEXBELT · the rep technical copilotFORZA EPP · assisted channel
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CompanyWho builds this

Engineers out of San Francisco and Guadalajara who know industrial distribution from the inside, not from a deck.

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CRM pipeline view with quotes and orders
CRM

Catalog, CRM and payment, in one place.

Every conversation becomes an opportunity with an owner, a quote that went out and an order that got paid. Peaking brings its own CRM and works with the ERP you already run.

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What changes

No sale stays in the thread.

The gap between a good conversation and a recorded sale is where most of it leaks.

Quote on screen beside a part on the desk
Every request becomes an opportunity

With an owner, a date and a next step, from the first message.

Every quote carries its number

As a PDF, on that customer price list, in the same thread it was asked in.

Every order carries its payment

The link is generated when the quote closes, and the customer pays without leaving the conversation.

Nothing depends on memory

The follow up is scheduled, not remembered.

Technical catalog open on a screen with attributes visible
Catalog

Your technical catalog, ready to sell.

A CRM that does not know your products can only track conversations.

  1. It quotes from the catalog, not from a text box

    The line carries the real item, the real price and the real availability.

  2. Your pricing rules apply

    By customer, by quantity and by agreement, the same way your ERP has them.

  3. An alternate when the exact item is out

    Something that still meets the service described, so the sale does not die on a stockout.

  4. The documentation travels with it

    The spec sheet or the certificate goes out with the quote, not in a later email.

See it run on your own catalog.Peaking shows up to the session already working with your products, so you see the result before you decide.
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With an ERP or without one

The sale gets recorded, either way.

Peaking operating on its own catalogWithout ERP

Peaking is the record

Catalog, CRM, quotes, orders and payment run inside Peaking. Nothing waits on an integration project.

Quote written into the ERPWith your ERP

Your ERP is the record

Peaking reads your pricing and availability and writes the quote and the order where your team already works.

You decide when the second one happens. The first one works on day one.

Printed quote on a desk beside a part

A conversation is not a sale until somebody records it.

That recording is the part that gets dropped when the day runs out, and it is the part nobody notices is missing.

Related

What feeds your CRM.

Channels

Where the conversations come from.

Your team

Who owns what, and what gets escalated.

Integrations

Where the quote and the order get written.

Demand intelligence

What your customers asked for and you did not have.

Preguntas

Questions about the CRM.

Do we have to drop the CRM we already use?

No. If you run one, Peaking works alongside it. What it will not do is leave the sale sitting in a conversation with nowhere to go.

Does it quote with our pricing or with list price?

With the price that applies to that customer, including their agreement and their quantity break, read from wherever those rules live.

Who owns the opportunity?

Your salesperson. Assignment follows your own rules, by territory, by account or by line, and the history stays with the account.

Can the customer pay from the quote?

Yes, through a payment link generated when the quote closes. If you would rather collect the way you collect today, that stays as it is.

The right product. Right now.

You've got this.

Peaking shows up to the session already working with your own catalog, so you see it on your part numbers instead of on an example.

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