Build a catalog that knows what the work is, where it is available, how it is priced and what the customer must supply or agree to. OrdexisOne connects those definitions to your storefront, quotes, orders and continuing service relationships.
Order Now →Services, bundles, ongoing plans, qualification questions and supplemental offers work together. Each can reflect the commercial and operational rules of your business across the industries you serve.
Define the service once and maintain the information that the customer, office and field team need to understand it. The catalog supplies more than customer-facing copy: it carries the rules used in selling and delivering the work.
Categories organize services for customers and administrators, with category information, status and supported assignments. They keep a growing service range manageable.
Storefront groups curate how products appear to shoppers. Group services around a customer need or campaign and control their ordering and presentation instead of exposing an internal administration list.
Explore the location-aware storefront →Different buying needs call for different offer structures. The catalog lets eligible services participate in the right package or contract without reducing every relationship to the same one-time purchase.
Combine services into a sellable bundle. Configure package pricing, presentation, availability and active state, with the included services and customer-facing detail retained.
A customer can understand the grouped offer while the business keeps track of the services it includes.
Build ongoing offers with duration, included services, customer-facing price and billing cadence. Configure renewal, availability, cancellation and early-termination behavior, and connect relevant terms and signing workflows.
Service-level contract definitions control applicable frequency, timing, inclusion and pricing relationships inside the plan.
Explore service agreements →Service conditions and Easy Quote provide connected ways to capture the customer's job information. Attach the relevant questions to the relevant service, preserving the relationship between the answer and the work being priced.
Create property or job conditions, define their answer choices and price effects, and assign them to services. The supplied answers contribute the supported qualification and calculation behavior.
Build questions and groups, connect answers to follow-up paths and attach the guided experience to an eligible service. Supported customer paths use the questions and measurements appropriate to the selected pricing model.
Different answer types, ordered groups and conditional connections help collect details without asking every shopper to complete an identical form. Your selected service configuration determines the available form behavior.
Explore structured business information →Add-ons create supplemental products or service upgrades with their own pricing and availability. Attach them to relevant services so customers can extend eligible work during the buying journey.
Discounts support amount or percentage behavior, timing, catalog assignments and stacking controls. Maintain supported promotional settings as part of the offer rather than leaving staff to reconstruct a promise later.
Explore adjustments and offer pricing →Purchased services remain connected to the order, customer and property. Their schedules inform appointment planning, while configured service profiles can relate the planned work to input preparation and usage.
Invoices and customer service history retain the commercial relationship. Eligible services, packages and contracts can be reordered through the customer account under current availability and renewal rules.
Explore service preparation profiles →Core catalog authoring is available. Packages, contracts, discounts, conditions and add-ons depend on plan, and the supported service model determines the configuration workflow.