TREX Grow Product Tour
Take a guided look through TREX Grow screens for daily operations, products, customers, quotations, invoices, purchase orders, inventory, warehouse controls, catalog/RFQ and appointments.
Stop 1
Daily operations dashboard
Stop 2
Products and inventory records
Stop 3
Customer workspace
Tour stops
The first part of the tour shows the operational dashboard, products and customer records. These are the screens that make later documents easier to create and review.
Start with the work that needs attention: unpaid invoices, supplier invoices, delivery orders, purchase order deliveries, quotation follow-ups, low-stock products, and reminders.
Manage product names, product codes, stock quantities, reorder points, units of measure, supplier links, and approval status from a structured list.
Keep customer company details, contact people, phone numbers and email addresses ready before the team creates quotations, invoices or appointment workflows.
Guided walkthrough
Each screen supports a specific part of SME operations. Use this tour to see how the system moves from records into documents, stock, purchasing and customer-facing workflows.
Tour stop 4
Use structured customer and product data to prepare quotations, then keep follow-up visible before converting accepted work into downstream sales documents.
Tour stop 5
Manage invoice records, customer details, document totals, payment status and the handoff into Malaysia e-Invoice workflows from the same operating system.
Tour stop 6
Create purchase orders with supplier, currency, delivery, billing and line-item details so purchasing activity can feed receiving, stock and supplier invoice work.
Tour stop 7
Use stock entry and inventory screens to move beyond manual stock spreadsheets when purchases, returns or adjustments need better operational traceability.
Tour stop 8
Premium workflows add warehouse-focused controls such as locations, product location ledgers, picking work, picking list PDFs and inventory count sessions.
Tour stop 9
Publish product catalogs and collect clearer request-for-quotation details so customer enquiries can become better prepared sales follow-ups.
Tour stop 10
Use public booking links, appointment calendars and service workflows when the business needs customers to request time slots or services.
What the tour should help you decide
The goal is not to show every button. It is to help you decide whether your team should start with Free, test the paid trial, or compare plans first.
Teams can move from customer, product, supplier and stock records into real documents with less duplicate work.
Quotation, invoice, purchase and inventory records are easier to review because they live in the same operating workspace.
Start with Free, test paid workflows in the trial, then upgrade only when purchasing, inventory or warehouse depth is needed.
Next step
If the tour matches your daily workflow, choose the path that fits how much structure your team needs today.
Start with products, customers, quotations, invoices, catalog and RFQ.
Test purchasing, stock entries, warehouse controls and paid workflows.
Review access, approvals, public links and data handling before rollout.
Compare Free, Essential and Premium before choosing a plan.
FAQ
Answers for visitors who want to understand how this page fits with the Product page, How It Works page and pricing pages.
Yes. The Product page lists the main modules. The Product Tour walks through real screens so visitors can see what those modules look like in day-to-day use.
Yes. How TREX Grow Works explains the connected workflow. The Product Tour is more visual and screen-led, showing the actual areas users will interact with.
Yes. Core records, customer documents, catalog, RFQ and appointments are good starting points on the Free plan. Paid workflows can be tested with the 30-day trial.
Start with Free if you need products, customers, quotations, invoices, catalog, RFQ, appointments and e-Invoice workflow. Use the 30-day trial for paid purchasing, inventory and warehouse workflows.
Start free for core workflows, or use the trial when you want to test purchasing, inventory, warehouse and paid document controls.