innesalg

08:27 Dec 13, 2010 

:D. That´s true. Thanks Per.

08:25 Dec 13, 2010 

No need to remove answers, as a disputed one can be just as informative as an acclaimed one. A one-time colleague of mine used to sell Xxxxxx computers to Xxxxxx, that is other departments in his own company. He did this so successfully they sent him on incentive cruises three years in a row. There are certainly careers to be made in internal sales, if the organisation is sufficiently stupid.

08:15 Dec 13, 2010 

I removed my answer since I trust your judgement Per. I did however find a number of job adverts with both "internal sales" and "innesalg"... How come?

08:08 Dec 13, 2010 

Ved utesalg til forbruker, i likhet med salg på Internett, gjelder utvidet angrerett for kjøper. I alminnelighet kan kjøpet heves innen 14 dager uten noen form for begrunnelse. Ved innesalg gjelder kjøpsloven på vanlig måte, og da skal det helst foreligge en mangel.

08:01 Dec 13, 2010 

This seems to tally with other examples I've found, though my text is a ppt presentation with bullets, which doesn't give much away. And "inside sales" seems to be the answer.
"In the United States, the Fair Labor Standards Act defines outside sales representatives as "employees [who] sell their employer's products, services, or facilities to customers away from their employer's place(s) of business, in general, either at the customer's place of business or by selling door-to-door at the customer's home" while defining those who work "from the employer's location" as inside sales" (ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales )

07:55 Dec 13, 2010 

Egil har helt rett, med mindre det skulle vært innsalg.

07:32 Dec 13, 2010 

Jeg er litt usikker på hvilket engelsk begrep som er best for dette, men slik oppfatter jeg det norske begrepet:

Utesalg: Salget skjer ute hos kunden.
Innesalg: Salget skjer i selgerens lokaler (f.eks. i en butikk eller på et kontor hos firmaet som selger varen/tjenesten).