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Understand the Slflo day

Every working day in Slflo is the same loop. The office sets up and plans; the rep loads the van, visits shops, sells, collects and takes goods back; the office approves what waits, banks the money and signs the day off; your ERP, if you have one, reads the day’s documents. Then the next day starts. Pick a stage to see how it works.

Stage Who Where What changes
Set up Administrator Console: settings, people, products, prices, customers Master data. Nothing moves.
Plan Administrator, supervisor Console: routes and visit days Each rep’s list of stops for the day, made automatically at ten past every hour for the next 7 days.
Load Someone in the office with stock rights, then the rep Console: Stock › Move stock · Phone: Check your van load Stock leaves the warehouse and goes on the van when the office records the van load (LD-).
Visit Rep Phone: Today, the shop, Check in A visit, with how far the rep was from the shop.
Sell Rep Phone: New order A van sale: van stock down, invoice (INV-) at once, the shop owes more. A booked order (SO-): delivered by the office later (DEL-), which issues the invoice.
Collect Rep Phone: Collect payment A receipt (RC-); the shop owes less; cash or cheques in the rep’s hand. Money beyond what’s owed stays on account.
Return Rep Phone: Take goods back A credit note (it uses the return’s RET- number); the shop owes less; unsold goods back on the van, damaged or expired goods held back.
Approve Supervisor Console: Decisions › Approvals Orders over the credit limit or a discount allowance, returns over a limit, and new shops wait here. Approving moves no stock or money by itself.
Bank Office Console: Money › Cash, Cheques Cash in the rep’s hand goes down by each deposit (the paying-in slip number is typed by hand, Slflo doesn’t number it); cheques move from the rep to the office to the bank.
Close the day Rep, then supervisor Phone: End day · Console: Money › End of day The rep’s day is ended; the supervisor counts what’s handed in and signs it off.
ERP Your ERP The integration API Your ERP reads invoices, receipts and credit notes in order; only booked orders wait for it.
Reconcile Accountant Console: Money › Receivables Statements and ageing show what each shop owes. Slflo has no report comparing itself with your ERP.

At Nile Fresh, one rep’s day ends like this — every figure is from a real run of the product:

  • 2 of 4 planned shops visited
  • 1,824.00 EGP invoiced: 1,368.00 sold from the van, 456.00 delivered by the office
  • 114.00 EGP of goods taken back
  • 700.00 EGP cash banked, and a 300.00 cheque handed to the office
  • next morning Nile Market owes 254.00 and Delta Kiosk owes 456.00