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Purchase Management From Order to Payment

Raise and approve purchase orders, receive goods straight into stock, and keep track of every supplier bill and payment — in one connected workflow.

The Problem With Phone-and-Paper Purchasing

Orders placed over the phone, deliveries that arrive half-complete, and supplier bills filed away separately from stock — it becomes impossible to say what is still on order, what actually arrived, and how much you still owe each supplier.

Purchasing Features That Connect to Your Stock

OrderSupplierStatus
PO-0118Sharma TradersPartially received
PO-0121Metro SuppliesApproved

Sample data — illustrative only

Purchase Orders With an Approval Step

Every purchase order moves through clear stages — draft, submitted, approved, partially received, received — so nothing gets ordered without sign-off and nothing on order gets forgotten.

  • Draft, submit, and approve orders
  • Cancel an order before it’s fully received
  • See exactly what is still outstanding per line
Purchase Order
Goods Received
Stock + Bill

Goods Receipt Straight Into Stock

Receive a full or partial delivery against an approved order. Stock goes up in the right warehouse immediately, and the supplier bill is created in the same step.

  • Partial receipts, with over-receipt blocked
  • Batch number and expiry date on receipt
  • Direct bills for purchases without an order
Bill PB-0207 — ₹48,000 — Paid
Bill PB-0211 — ₹12,500 balance — Partially paid
Return PR-0009 — 5 units

Sample data — illustrative only

Supplier Payments & Returns

Record full or partial payments against each supplier bill, return faulty goods with a purchase return, and always know your total payables.

  • Unpaid → partially paid → paid
  • Purchase returns reduce stock and the amount owed
  • Payables list sorted by amount outstanding

Benefits for Your Business

Controlled Spending

An approval step means purchase orders only go out once someone with authority signs off.

Stock You Can Rely On

Receipts and returns update inventory automatically — no separate stock entry to forget.

Clear Supplier Balances

Know what you owe every supplier, and which bills are paid, at any moment.

How Purchase Management Works

  1. Raise a Purchase Order

    Choose the supplier and products — the order starts as a draft.

  2. Submit & Approve

    Send the order for approval so purchasing stays under control.

  3. Receive Goods

    Receive all or part of the order; stock and the supplier bill are created together.

  4. Pay the Supplier

    Record full or partial payments — the bill’s balance and your payables update.

Who It's For

Retailers Restocking Regularly

Reorder from your regular suppliers and receive deliveries straight onto the shelf count.

Distributors & Wholesalers

Handle large, partially-delivered orders with batch and expiry captured on arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions

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