Onboarding with the order in view
Open a new customer's onboarding knowing exactly what they ordered and what has shipped.
Go Fig reads your Epicor orders, shipments, and invoices so you can onboard a new customer with their order in view.
Once a deal closes, the order moves into Epicor, and the account can go quiet for you. Go Fig brings sales orders, shipments, and invoices in next to your deals. You can check a closed deal against its order and see whether it shipped before you check in. Go Fig only reads from Epicor and never changes anything.
Open a new customer's onboarding knowing exactly what they ordered and what has shipped.
Check that the sales order and invoice in Epicor match the deal you closed.
See whether a customer's invoices are paid before you get on a call about reordering or renewing.
Your Epicor admin creates a user just for Go Fig, kept separate from people's logins, with read access to the data you want Go Fig to see.
In Epicor, generate an API key for that service account. Go Fig needs the key together with the service account's username and password.
Add the API key, username, and password to the Epicor connection in Go Fig. Go Fig brings in past records on the first connection, then keeps them current.
It updates once a day by default, at a time your team sets. Larger plans can update it every hour or every 15 minutes.
Yes. Sales orders, shipments, and invoices come in from Epicor, so you can ask Celeste, Go Fig's AI analyst, what a customer ordered and what has shipped.
No. The connection is read only. Go Fig never creates or edits an order, a job, or an invoice.
An API key and a service account username and password. A service account is a login made for Go Fig rather than a person, so it is easy to track and turn off.
Once a day by default, at a time your team sets. Larger plans can update it every hour or every 15 minutes.
Go Fig keeps a copy in its secured Google Cloud storage in the US, walled off from every other company's data.
A solutions engineer connects it with you on the call. Then you see Go Fig work on your own data.