Product and price governance
Product names, quantities, discounts, and terms need a controlled source
Use structured line items, item master data, and approval thresholds
Create governed quotes from HubSpot deal data, then carry the approved terms into orders, invoices, inventory, and accounting without spreadsheet handoffs.
















































Start from the company, deal, products, amount, owner, and pipeline stage already maintained in HubSpot.
Route discounts, non-standard terms, bundles, and margin-sensitive quotes through a governed approval path.
Convert approved quotes into orders, invoices, subscriptions, inventory movements, and journal-ready data.
| Workflow | Without Sanka | With Sanka |
|---|---|---|
| Product and price governance | Product names, quantities, discounts, and terms need a controlled source | Use structured line items, item master data, and approval thresholds |
| Discount approval | Non-standard discounts can create margin leakage | Route exceptions before the quote is finalized |
| Quote-to-order handoff | Re-keying approved terms creates fulfillment mistakes | Generate downstream order and billing records from the approved quote |
| Billing and subscriptions | One-time, recurring, and usage-based invoices need different schedules | Keep billing rules connected to the quote terms |
| Accounting readiness | Finance needs traceable records, not screenshots or PDFs | Prepare invoice, payment, and journal-ready data from the same source |
Product names, quantities, discounts, and terms need a controlled source
Use structured line items, item master data, and approval thresholds
Non-standard discounts can create margin leakage
Route exceptions before the quote is finalized
Re-keying approved terms creates fulfillment mistakes
Generate downstream order and billing records from the approved quote
One-time, recurring, and usage-based invoices need different schedules
Keep billing rules connected to the quote terms
Finance needs traceable records, not screenshots or PDFs
Prepare invoice, payment, and journal-ready data from the same source
At first, we managed everything in Excel. Human error was a constant problem, and our inventory value did not match at fiscal close.
As we grew rapidly, we needed a system that could manage purchasing, inbound, inventory sync, and outbound in one place.
If you feel paper or Excel-based management has reached its limit, the first step is to digitize what actually happens on the floor.