
Show Notes
On todays Sunday Skool Cam takes us through how to ensure all your wholesalers, suppliers + catalogues are integrated so maximum office productivity.
We all know the money is made or lost in the office so let’s get that back end dialled!
The session includes, but is not limited to:
-exporting supplier list from Xero -building out a simple spreadsheet to track (type of supplier, the account type, how often used, is it credit or cash account, does a credit account need to be setup, does the credit limit need to be increased, online portal username and password etc) -assess and be clear on who you are using and why
Get after it + enjoy the pod x
Summary This episode focuses on how to organize and optimize your supplier management to save time, reduce costs, and improve relationships. Learn practical steps to analyze your supplier list, streamline accounts, and enhance your business operations.
Keywords supplier management, business organization, cost savings, account management, business efficiency
Key Topics Supplier organization and management Analyzing and consolidating supplier accounts Improving supplier relationships and communication
Titles Mastering Supplier Management: 10 Steps to Save Time and Money The Ultimate Guide to Organizing Your Business Suppliers
Sound bites "Assess your supplier credit limits and usage" "Archive or delete unused suppliers" "Organize your supplier portals for efficiency"
Chapters 00:00 Getting Organized with Suppliers 09:12 Analyzing Supplier Relationships 19:06 Streamlining Administration Tasks
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