Sales
See that the customer request has progressed without maintaining a separate status sheet.
Trunkstar turns selected products or an accepted quote into structured connectivity orders, keeps delivery visible, and manages the services, support work, tasks, billing, and credits that follow activation.
The information agreed during sourcing and quoting should remain useful after the customer proceeds. Re-keying addresses, products, supplier choices, contract terms, and references introduces delay and avoidable discrepancies.
Trunkstar keeps those objects connected so an order can be created from a quote or directly from selected products, depending on the provider workflow.
See that the customer request has progressed without maintaining a separate status sheet.
Retain the supplier and product decisions made before the order was placed.
Start from structured order information and maintain delivery updates in the shared workflow.
Use consistent order and delivery context when communicating with customers.
Connectivity delivery can include supplier-specific steps and dependencies. A shared order record gives teams a place to maintain the current state and supporting information rather than relying on inbox searches and individual trackers.
The goal is not to hide delivery complexity. It is to make that complexity visible, structured, and easier to hand over.
When sourcing, quotes, orders, and delivery records share a model, providers can review the lifecycle as a whole. That creates a stronger basis for operational reporting, supplier review, forecasting, and continuous workflow improvement.
Services remain connected to their customer, supplier, product, contract, and commercial history after delivery. Teams can manage upgrades, downgrades, renewals, migrations, and cancellations in the same environment.
Buyout calculation gives commercial and service teams the contract context needed when a change or cancellation happens before the current commitment ends.
Support tickets can be linked to any object, including a customer, project, quote, order, or service. The history stays with the lifecycle context instead of becoming an isolated inbox conversation.
Task management organizes follow-up for individuals and teams, making ownership, collaboration, and next actions visible across commercial and operational workflows.
Trunkstar automates billing for recurring charges, one-time charges, credits, and credit invoices using the commercial and service data already held in the lifecycle.
Billing output can integrate with the provider's bookkeeping system so finance can keep its accounting process while avoiding a separate manual reconstruction of what should be invoiced.
Yes. An order can be created directly from selected availability-request products and existing product records, without first creating a quote.
Yes. Trunkstar keeps order status and delivery progress visible in the same connectivity lifecycle used for sourcing and quoting.
The workflow can connect sales, sourcing, operations, and customer-facing teams around the same order context while allowing each team to focus on its own responsibilities.
Trunkstar manages upgrades, downgrades, renewals, migrations, and cancellations, including buyout calculation when a contract change requires it.
Yes. Support tickets can link to any lifecycle object, and tasks can be assigned to individuals or teams.
Yes. Trunkstar automates recurring charges, one-time charges, credits, and credit invoices and can integrate the billing output with your bookkeeping system.
Create governed commercial inputs before an order is placed.
Learn more →See ordering in the context of the complete lifecycle.
Learn more →Review common questions about modules, integrations, and implementation.
Learn more →Continue from delivery into upgrades, renewals, support, tasks, and cancellations.
Learn more →Connect active services with recurring, one-time, credit, and bookkeeping workflows.
Learn more →