RINL unveils marketing sales app

The app offers access to real time sales data for steel, pig iron and bi-products

GN Bureau | December 28, 2017


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 Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd has launched a new marketing sales mobile app to view real time sales data to senior executives of the enterprise on their mobile phones.

By using this mobile app, real time sales data for steel, pig iron and bi-products can be viewed with month to date and year to date values. Sales reports of any previous date also can be viewed.
 
The enterprise resource planning and information technology department executives have been applauded for developing the app.
 
The app is designed and developed by RINL’s in-house team. Further, viewing of branch wise, product wise, customer segment wise sales figures and stock figures also will be facilitated through this app in future.
 

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