ORRBIS for Android

ORRBIS — Mobile Solution for Field Sales Teams

ORRBIS is a free Android application built to automate and simplify the daily work of field sales personnel. Tailored for order bookers and merchandising teams, it provides a guided workflow for planning and executing shop visits, managing routes, and capturing orders while keeping operations consistent with company procedures.

Main Functionalities

• In-store operations: capture orders during retail visits, log merchandising tasks, and manage customer onboarding workflows to match company requirements.
• Visit attendance and compliance: record check-ins and check-outs to verify presence at customer locations and ensure adherence to scheduled journeys (PJP).
• Route and visit planning: organize daily routes and sequence shop visits to maximize efficiency and reduce travel time.
• Insights and performance tracking: generate daily summaries and visual dashboards so managers and reps can monitor progress and key metrics.

Visit Tracking and Compliance

ORRBIS lets field reps mark the start and end of each customer visit, creating an accurate attendance trail. These timestamps help confirm reps are following their Planned Journey Plans (PJP) and provide a reliable audit for supervisors reviewing field activity.

Dashboards and Reporting

The app includes reporting tools that summarize daily activities and key performance indicators. Users can view progress at a glance, export or share performance snapshots, and drill into visit-level data to identify trends and bottlenecks.

In-Store Execution and Order Capture

During shop calls, sales reps can book orders directly inside the app, record shelf and merchandising details, and register new customers according to corporate onboarding steps. This ensures orders and in-store actions are recorded in real time and tied to the appropriate visit.

Alternative Tool Recommendation

• ArcGIS Collector (free option) — a widely used mobile mapping and data-collection tool that can serve as an alternative for teams needing geospatial visit capture and mapping-focused field workflows.