Purchase orders with approvals
Draft, submit, approve and send. Orders over your threshold need sign-off, and the PO is emailed to the supplier as a PDF.
Purchase orders go to suppliers under your approval rules. Deliveries are received by lot and expiry, and every supplier invoice is checked against what actually arrived.
Draft, submit, approve and send. Orders over your threshold need sign-off, and the PO is emailed to the supplier as a PDF.
Suppliers move between pending, active, on hold and do not use. A blocked supplier can't be ordered from.
Several suppliers per item, each with pack sizes and dated price lists, so price history is kept.
Each delivery creates lots with expiry dates. Part of it can go straight to a QA hold, and over-delivery needs a reason.
Supplier invoices are matched to the PO and the receipt. Mismatches wait for review, and duplicates are refused.
Freight and duty are spread across the lots received, so stock is valued at what it really cost.
Yes. Blind and emergency receipts are supported, and lots with expiry dates are still created.
Matched invoices download as a journal file, in generic CSV or QuickBooks Online format. Direct sync with QuickBooks Online and Xero is being built.
Yes. Supplier scorecards show price variance and delays for each supplier.
No. You can raise purchase orders by hand. With Demand Planning on, each shortfall proposes one for you.