
Qualify what is covered.
Contract, site, asset, SLA, package, approval and quotation give the team a readable framework.


OTILA CMMS · Sales & billing
Connect contract, quotation, intervention, parts, time and billable items for maintenance services sold to customers.
The delivered service remains explainable from customer commitment through billing.
From commitment to billable record
The module connects contractual coverage, executed work and chargeable items. The goal is not blind billing; it is to make every amount explainable.

Contract, site, asset, SLA, package, approval and quotation give the team a readable framework.

Time, travel, parts, actions, photos and reservations remain attached to the same work order.

Rules, rates, approvals and variances produce a readable pre-billing record before finance transfer.
The operational journey
Explore each stage: actions, information and expected evidence stay connected in the same business record.
Contract reconciled with the assetStage 01 · Commit
Identify what is included, subject to approval or billable before the intervention.
Decision lab
The scenarios claim no fictional gains: they show the rule, approval and evidence required for a defensible record.

A technician may be available, but coverage, rate and authority to commit are not yet confirmed.
Obtain the required approval or accepted quotation before committing out-of-contract items, unless an approved emergency process applies.
Request, decision, author, time, pricing rule and link to the contract.
What the capability changes
Teams distinguish included, out-of-contract and approval-dependent work.
Time, parts and services are captured during execution.
Complete records require less reconstruction.
Integration by design
The systems shown describe exchanges to assess; they are not a list of native connectors. Data contracts and responsibilities are approved during scoping.
Information-system boundaries
The exact contract, quotation and pricing scope depends on the selected architecture. This page assumes neither native connectors nor ERP replacement.
Go further
Content connecting contracts, field execution, costs and customer experience.
Scoping questions
The final scope depends on your architecture, responsibilities and required evidence.
The module prepares the items; issue depends on the approved financial system and process.
Quotation, approval and conversion into a work order must be designed with the commercial process.
Coverage, approval and valuation rules are defined by contract and applied to the intervention record.
Yes, if units, rates, sources, approvals and financial treatment are confirmed in the selected scope.
OTILA retains the intervention and evidence; invoices, credit notes and accounting entries remain in the responsible financial system.
Start from your context
Navigator prepares the diagnostic. A B‑AGILE expert then turns the context into a decision path.