VValvoline CumminsExecutive Cockpit

Order & Tender 360

Six order & tender systems, one pipeline — federated win-rate, discounting and velocity, and the margin lost to off-platform industrial / e-com / export pricing tools.

Valvoline Cummins Private Limited · FY25 (Apr'24–Mar'25, audited)
Leading MNC / private aftermarket lubricants brand in India — single-digit share, premiumising
500 employees · 1 plant + regional DCs · 6 export markets
Executive read· the answer, then the moves

Bringing the 3 off-platform pricing tools onto the central ERP recovers ~₹96 Cr on orders & tenders VCPL already quotes — ₹6 Cr of discount leakage plus ₹89 Cr of win-rate uplift. The off-platform tools win less and discount more, with no central pricing governance.

4 of 4 headline metrics improving vs prior · still off target: Qualified Growth Pipeline ₹400 Cr vs ₹480 Cr, Primary Sales & Order Intake ₹2,450 Cr vs ₹2,600 Cr

Do now — ranked by urgency
  1. 1
    Stop the ₹6 Cr discount leakage on legacy toolsWatch
    Why it matters

    Off-platform pricing tools discount at 8% vs the central ERP 5% — recovering ₹6 Cr of margin on the deals they already win, no new selling required.

    What's driving it
    • Off-platform discount 8% vs central ERP 5%
    • ₹515 Cr of off-platform quotes off governed pricing
    FYI
    • Affected tools: industrial B2B (Ultramax), e-commerce & South-Asia export-desk pricing (3 systems)
    • Owner: Finance / Pricing
  2. 2
    Lift legacy win-rate to capture ₹89 Cr of bookingsOpportunity
    Why it matters

    Bringing off-platform win-rate from 37% to the central-ERP 54% on ₹515 Cr of quotes adds ₹89 Cr of bookings.

    What's driving it
    • Off-platform win 37% vs central ERP 54%
    • Cycle 5d slower off-platform
    FYI
    • 3 central-ERP systems already run governed approval workflow
    • Owner: CMO / Sales Ops
  3. 3
    Standardize everyone onto the central ERP — ₹96 Cr prizeOpportunity
    Why it matters

    One price book and approval workflow recovers ~₹96 Cr combined and flips these segments from estimates to SAP-grade actuals.

    What's driving it
    • ₹6 Cr discount + ₹89 Cr win-rate = ₹96 Cr
    • 5d faster quote→order on SAP
    FYI
    • ₹3,235 Cr of open quotes federated across 6 systems
    • Owner: CMO / Sales Ops
📈 Distribution reach & channelStep 3 of 6 · orders — retail, OEM, industrial & exportsCustomer 360Premium & Programs 360All journeys
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Each segment still quotes & prices in its own system — governed SAP SD primary sales, the distributor-management system (DMS) and the Cummins OEM factory-fill portal, plus off-platform industrial B2B (Ultramax), e-commerce and South-Asia export-desk pricing. Federated, they total ₹3,235 Cr of open quotes; but the off-platform pricing tools win less and discount more, with no central pricing governance. One view shows where the margin leaks.

Data backing: quote_system (per-system quotes, value, win-rate, discount, cycle) · central-ERP federation
6
Order / tender systems
across segments
7,360
Open quotes
₹3,235 Cr value
51%
Blended win-rate
by ₹ value
6%
Avg discount
off list
6d
Avg quote→order
cycle time
Federated pipeline

Every quoting system, one table

Central-ERP systems (governed pricing) vs standalone off-platform ones — note how win-rate falls and discount/cycle rise off-platform.

Quoting systemSegmentQuotesValueWin-rateDiscountCycleStatus
SAP SD (core ERP) — primary salesRetail & Aftermarket1400
₹1,345 Cr
52%5%6dIntegrated
Distributor Management System (DMS)Retail & Aftermarket4200
₹900 Cr
60%6%4dIntegrated
OEM factory-fill order portal (Premium Blue)OEM & Genuine Oil260
₹475 Cr
48%3%14dIntegrated
Industrial B2B quoting (Ultramax)Industrial Lubricants520
₹305 Cr
35%9%20dStandalone
South-Asia export order deskCoolants, Specialties & Exports180
₹120 Cr
38%7%18dStandalone
E-commerce marketplace pricingRetail & Aftermarket800
₹90 Cr
40%8%2dStandalone
Central-ERP systems (3)
₹2,720 Cr of quotes · 54% win · 5% discount. Governed pricing and approval workflow.
Standalone off-platform (3)
₹515 Cr of quotes · 37% win · 8% discount · slower cycle. No central governance — industrial B2B (Ultramax), e-commerce and the South-Asia export desk.
The consolidation prize

Move everyone onto the central ERP

Bringing the off-platform pricing tools to the central-ERP discipline is worth real money on orders & tenders VCPL is already quoting.

Discount leakage recovered
+₹6 Cr

If standalone tools discounted at the integrated 5% instead of 8%, on the deals they already win.

Bookings from win-rate
+₹89 Cr

Lifting standalone win-rate from 37% to the integrated 54% on ₹515 Cr of quotes.

Faster cash
5d

Standalone quote→order cycles run far longer; one CPQ shortens time-to-revenue and frees pursuit capacity.

The move: migrate the industrial B2B, e-commerce and South-Asia export pricing onto the central ERP with one price book and approval workflow. It recovers ~₹96 Cr combined, and — like the customer master — it's the same standardization that flips these segments from estimates to SAP-grade actuals everywhere else in the cockpit.