Electrical / industrial distribution
Guillevin International
The official About, home, store-locator, and renewable-energy pages describe a 120-plus-branch Canadian electrical distributor that already sells drop-ship next to in-stock and special-order, and that names dedicated solar / EV teams in Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Chilliwack, Victoria, and Dartmouth. That is a multi-branch, multi-category conversation, not a vendor ERP case-study pitch.
So what do I do now?
FOLLOW UP · Guillevin International
Your About page says more than 120 locally managed, autonomous branches, and your renewable page names dedicated solar and EV teams in Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Chilliwack, Victoria, and Dartmouth—where do vendor, drop-ship, and special-order flows still break between those local teams?
Who
François St-Cyr · Director, IT Infrastructure and Operations
Follow up
Open on the official 120-branch, Canadian electrical-distributor map. Ask who owns exception handling across drop-ship, special-order, and the named renewable branches. Use the Epicor Prophet 21 page only as an incumbent-signal footnote.
Ask sent
FOLLOW UP · Guillevin International
The question is no longer waiting. Next move is follow up with François St-Cyr · Director, IT Infrastructure and Operations.
Who to call
François St-Cyr · Director, IT Infrastructure and OperationsFirst question
“Your About page says more than 120 locally managed, autonomous branches, and your renewable page names dedicated solar and EV teams in Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Chilliwack, Victoria, and Dartmouth—where do vendor, drop-ship, and special-order flows still break between those local teams?”
Why this conversation
The official About, home, store-locator, and renewable-energy pages describe a 120-plus-branch Canadian electrical distributor that already sells drop-ship next to in-stock and special-order, and that names dedicated solar / EV teams in Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Chilliwack, Victoria, and Dartmouth. That is a multi-branch, multi-category conversation, not a vendor ERP case-study pitch.
Open the public pageWhat the team can use
Open on the official 120-branch, Canadian electrical-distributor map. Ask who owns exception handling across drop-ship, special-order, and the named renewable branches. Use the Epicor Prophet 21 page only as an incumbent-signal footnote.
Public signal
The official About, home, store-locator, and renewable-energy pages describe a 120-plus-branch Canadian electrical distributor that already sells drop-ship next to in-stock and special-order, and that names dedicated solar / EV teams in Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Chilliwack, Victoria, and Dartmouth. That is a multi-branch, multi-category conversation, not a vendor ERP case-study pitch.