Log purchase orders placed by phone or chat, and manage suppliers. Suppliers are keyed by business registration number; print or export the statement as PDF.
Activate it and the screen opens instantly. No setup required.
Follows your department and role permissions exactly. Only the right people see it.
The same screen everywhere. Only the decisions that matter reach the top.
Purchase Orders is where a head office purchasing team records the orders it places with suppliers and manages those suppliers. Suppliers are identified by their business registration number rather than their trade name, and each order can be printed as a statement or saved to PDF.
Trade names change and repeat; the registration number does not, and tax invoices are issued against it. Registering the same number twice is blocked, so one company never splits into two.
Suppliers are usually called or messaged. That does not change here — the app only keeps what was ordered, when, and at what price.
The order date is an input, so a backlog entered in one sitting still lines up by the date each order was placed.
Unit price, tax treatment, VAT rate and currency are stored as of the order date. Changing settings later leaves past amounts untouched.
Franchise Orders is stores ordering from head office. Purchase Orders is head office ordering from suppliers.
No. You place orders by phone or messenger as you do today; the app records them. It does not connect to supplier systems.
Registration is blocked and you are told it already exists. Hyphenated and plain numbers are treated as the same number.
Yes. Numbers are checked against the country's own length and format, and countries whose rules we have not confirmed are not enforced.
No, because that would disturb the books. Cancel it and record a new one instead.
Open the order and press print — only the statement is laid out for paper, and your browser's print dialog can save it as a PDF.