Inquiry context
Messages, customer details, and transaction history are split across tools
Connect each request to customer and operational records
Manage customer requests, support history, owners, approvals, SLAs, and follow-ups in Sanka so service teams work from the same operational record as sales, billing, and operations.
















































Capture inquiries, owners, priority, status, due dates, and response history in one service record.
Link service work to companies, contacts, deals, orders, invoices, subscriptions, and related operations.
Route refunds, credits, escalations, and exception handling through approvals with a clear audit log.
| Workflow | Without Sanka | With Sanka |
|---|---|---|
| Inquiry context | Messages, customer details, and transaction history are split across tools | Connect each request to customer and operational records |
| Ownership | Teams are unsure who owns the next response or escalation | Track assignees, priority, status, and SLA due dates |
| Exceptions | Refunds, credits, and special handling happen through ad-hoc chats | Use approval flows and logs for customer-facing adjustments |
| Follow-up | Resolved issues are hard to learn from or reuse | Preserve response history and turn repeated issues into workflows |
Messages, customer details, and transaction history are split across tools
Connect each request to customer and operational records
Teams are unsure who owns the next response or escalation
Track assignees, priority, status, and SLA due dates
Refunds, credits, and special handling happen through ad-hoc chats
Use approval flows and logs for customer-facing adjustments
Resolved issues are hard to learn from or reuse
Preserve response history and turn repeated issues into workflows
We want inventory, sales management, tax, and accounting to connect smoothly while keeping operating cost and time low.
Sanka does more than inventory control. It can manage purchasing, billing, orders, and shipping 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.