RINKT ads

Every week your team is manually re-keying orders into SAP, you're bleeding time your competitors already got back. The distributors winning right now didn't hire more people. They automated the order intake step — no IT project, no SAP modification, no disruption. 8,000+ orders automated per week. Results in 30 days. How long before your customers notice the difference?

The SAP distributors pulling ahead right now aren't hiring more people to handle orders. They've removed the manual step entirely. While your team bridges the gap between customer emails and SAP by hand, your competitors already automated it — without touching their SAP configuration. 8,000+ manual entries per week. Eliminated in 30 days. Zero SAP modification. You've seen the problem. The fix takes 45 days.

Unstructured orders — arriving by email or PDF — create manual bottlenecks in legacy SAP environments. Most teams just absorb the cost and move on. One SAP distributor eliminated 8,000+ manual entries per week in their first 30 days. No SAP changes. No IT project. The pilot takes 45 days. The decision takes one click.

Your team is re-keying customer orders into SAP right now. Every email. Every PDF. Every day. One SAP distributor eliminated 8,000+ manual entries per week in their first 30 days — without modifying SAP. No IT project. No SAP changes. That result is sitting behind a single 45-day pilot. That's the only step left.

Most SAP teams assume fixing manual order entry means raising an IT project. It doesn't. The fix happens before orders ever reach SAP. Rinkt reads emailed orders — any format, any structure — and enters them automatically. No SAP modification. No IT involvement. One SAP distributor eliminated 8,000+ manual entries per week in their first 30 days. Your IT team stays out of it. The only step is a 45-day pilot.

The fastest SAP teams already did this. They moved order intake upstream — before it ever reached SAP. No modification. No IT project. Every week they don't, they're absorbing a cost their competitors have already eliminated. One SAP distributor stopped re-keying 8,000+ orders per week — in their first 30 days. You've seen the problem. You could be next. Prove it in 45 days.