For sales managers · TSM, ASM, RSM
Your managers belong in the market.
Record joint visits, retailer assessments, distributor checks and primary orders. Then see the bigger picture through management analytics.
- Work the market with your team
- Coach with facts
- See skipped shops

Your week, two ways
Same week. A better review.
Monday
The review
Totals on a sheet. Everyone explains.
Each booker’s visits, orders and missed shops, side by side.
Tuesday
Planning
The same routes as last month.
Routes and shops set where the market needs attention.
Wednesday
In the market
You ride with whoever is free.
You ride with the booker who needs it, on the route that slipped, and log the joint visit.
Saturday
The follow up
Did anything change? Hard to say.
Next week’s visits show whether the coaching worked.
The Monday review
One booker. One clear next step.
A week of visits and orders becomes a coaching conversation built on facts, not feelings.
Coaching card Route 7
- Shops planned this week66
- Shops visited52
- Skipped again4 shops, 3 weeks
- Orders per visitIn line with the team
- Delivered as bookedYes
- Next stepRide along on Route 7 on Wednesday.
What you get
Less explaining. More coaching.
The big one
Coach with facts
Every booker’s visits, skipped shops and orders, so the conversation starts from what happened.
“Show me the route, not the excuse.”
You get
Routes that fit the market
Assign shops and priorities where attention is needed.
Log joint working and market assessments too.You get
Visits off the plan
See when a booker stepped off the route, and where.
You get
Selling or delivery?
Booked against delivered, so you never coach a selling problem that was really a delivery one.
You get
Your team by territory
Targets and sales by booker, route and area.
Know where to focus before the day begins.Your questions
Questions you can finally answer.
Pick a question you ask every month. See the path SELL 360 takes you down to answer it.
Where SELL 360 takes you
- Team
- Booker
- Visits against plan
- Orders per visit
Each booker’s visits against plan and orders per visit, next to the shops they skipped.
Answered in Performance Intelligence
Explore IntelligenceWhere SELL 360 takes you
- Route
- Planned shops
- Not visited
- Weeks running
Planned shops that were not visited, week after week, by route and booker.
Answered in Field Sales
Explore Field SalesWhere SELL 360 takes you
- Visits
- With an order
- By booker
- Against the team
Visits that ended with an order, by booker and route, compared with the rest of the team.
Answered in Performance Intelligence
Explore IntelligenceWhere SELL 360 takes you
- Booked
- Dispatched
- Delivered
- Where it dropped
Booked, dispatched and delivered for the same orders. If it was booked but not delivered, it was not a selling problem.
Answered in Distribution
Explore DistributionAvailable views and configuration may vary by setup. Confirm details in a walkthrough.
Your tools
Your tools in SELL 360.
In the market and at your desk. The pillars you will use most, and what for.
In the marketField ManagementYou will use it to- Log joint working with a booker
- Assess retailers and distributors on your checklists
- Book primary orders for distributors
- Plan routes and assign shops
- See visits off the plan
- Check shop history before a ride along
- Review each booker’s week
- Compare routes and territories
- See if coaching worked next week