Your dealer billing
Sells a box, loses the buyer
The dealer invoices; the serial number and the customer never reach the brand.
Sold through dealers. Installed by partners. Serviced by whoever picks up the phone. Own the product’s whole life.
Your dealer billing
The dealer invoices; the serial number and the customer never reach the brand.
Your call center tool
It can't see the warranty, the installer, or whether the last visit fixed anything.
Your service franchisees
Work happens, evidence doesn't — and every claim becomes a dispute.
Your AI tool
It charts repeat-visit rates. Someone still has to retrain the franchisee.
The unit is serialised at despatch, registered at installation, and carries its warranty, AMC and service history for life — whichever dealer sold it and whichever partner services it.
Service for life
Warranties start at verified installation; claims split across brand, partner and customer by rule; and when the warranty window closes, the AMC offer goes out with the unit's own service history behind it — the after-sales book becomes a revenue line, not a cost centre.
Explore Service →Field teams work dealer beats with orders, schemes, collections and display checks; dealer portals give self-service ordering and claim status; and serialised stock means sell-through is a fact, not a distributor's estimate.
Explore Field Sales →Install to warranty to AMC to claim — each page goes deep on one loop.
Warranty starts at a verified install; the AMC offer times itself.
Read the deep diveFranchisee jobs with evidence; claims that settle on a rhythm.
Read the deep diveSell-in to sell-through, serial by serial, with dealer beats and schemes.
Read the deep diveOmni-channel cases that know the appliance, SLAs across the whole journey.
Read the deep diveAMC queues, repeat-call patterns, claim checks — governed and approval-gated.
Read the deep diveA consumer durables brand in India sells through dealers it does not own, installs through partners it does not employ, and services the product for years through franchisees who pick up the phone. Consumer durables software has to do two jobs that are usually bought separately: sales force automation (SFA) and dealer management for the channel — beats, schemes, serialised stock, sell-through — and after-sales service management for the installed base — installation, warranty, AMC, service calls and partner claims. xMatix runs both on one platform, keyed to the unit's serial number, with GST invoicing and e-way bills in the same books.
Field teams work dealer beats with orders, festival and slab schemes applied by rule, collections and display checks; dealer portals give self-service ordering and claim status. Units despatch as serials into dealer stock, and the retail sale binds serial to customer — so sell-through is a fact, not a distributor's estimate.
The installer gets the job when the retail sale syncs, runs the installation checklist with photos and signature, and the warranty starts from a verified installation. Service requests by call, chat or portal are checked against that warranty, routed to a partner, executed offline with parts and proof, and billed or claimed by rule. When the warranty window closes, the AMC offer goes out with the unit's own service history behind it.

| Job | Channel side (SFA & dealer management) | After-sales side (service management) |
|---|---|---|
| Who uses it | Sales officers, dealers, channel head | Installers, service partners, call centre, service head |
| Core record | Dealer order, scheme, serialised stock | Installation, warranty, AMC, service job |
| What links them | The serial number: sold to which dealer, installed for which customer, serviced by which partner | |
| Money | Dealer invoices with GST, schemes, collections | Paid jobs, warranty claims split by payer, AMC renewals |
| Measured by | Coverage, sell-through, scheme spend | Install time, first-time fix, repeat calls, AMC attach |
Both, on one platform. The channel side covers dealer beats, schemes, serialised stock and sell-through; the after-sales side covers installation, warranty, AMC, service calls and partner claims — joined by the unit's serial number.
Yes. Jobs are routed to authorised partners by skill and pin code, technicians work on the offline app in the customer's home with no signal, consume spares from franchise stock, and file in-warranty claims with the evidence captured on the job.
From a verified installation — the checklist, photos, serial and customer signature captured on the install visit — rather than from an invoice date or a returned warranty card.
Yes. Dealer and retail invoices carry GST on the line and generate e-invoices where required, and e-way bills are raised from the despatches that need them, in the same books as the serialised stock.