Rate enquiries, constantly
A contractor calls, a rate goes out, and three weeks later he calls again. The previous rate is on his account rather than in a WhatsApp thread.
Rate enquiries all day, supply to sites that move, several plants each with their own registration, and a contractor who will ask what you quoted him in March. All of it, on the record.
SimplCRM fits construction-material businesses — stone crushers, ready-mix concrete plants, aggregate and building-material suppliers — where several plants each hold their own GSTIN, rate enquiries arrive constantly, and supply goes to sites whose place of supply decides whether the tax is CGST and SGST or IGST.
A contractor calls, a rate goes out, and three weeks later he calls again. The previous rate is on his account rather than in a WhatsApp thread.
Each plant is a branch with its own registration and its own people. A plant manager sees their plant; the owner sees all of them.
Place of supply is the site. When the site is across a state line, the tax is IGST, and it is decided by the rule rather than by whoever is typing.
Quotations built from a short catalogue in a couple of minutes, sent as a PDF from your own address, and logged against the deal automatically.
Every call, email and revision on the account, so a dispute is settled from the record rather than from memory.
Exact tax to the paisa on every line, consistent between the quotation, the report and the export.
Yes. The pattern these businesses share — several plants, each with its own registration, high-volume rate enquiries from contractors, and supply to sites that may be in another state — is exactly what branch-level GSTIN and place-of-supply tax were built for.
Yes. Rates come from a catalogue and can be overridden per quotation, with the override recorded. A contractor’s history sits on their account, so the rate you gave them in the last quarter is one click away when they ask again.
Bring a live enquiry and a site address. Thirty minutes is enough to see whether it fits.