Product and price governance
Product names, quantities, discounts, and terms need a controlled source
Use structured line items, item master data, and approval thresholds
Use HubSpot deal data to control pricing, discounts, approvals, and quote-to-cash handoffs, then carry approved terms into orders, invoices, inventory, and accounting without re-entry.

















































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.