Request & budget check
Capture purchase requests or replenishment suggestions, cost centres, required dates, quantities and budget context.
Connect purchase requests, budgets, approvals, supplier orders, goods receipts and invoice verification in a controlled procure-to-pay process—linked to inventory and finance.

Create purchase orders by branch and supplier, then save as draft or send for approval.

Keep approvals, supplier commitments, physical receipts, invoices and payments as distinct but connected steps. This makes exceptions easier to identify and resolve.
Capture purchase requests or replenishment suggestions, cost centres, required dates, quantities and budget context.
Apply approval limits and delegation, then issue a purchase order with agreed prices, currency, tax, terms and expected receipts.
Record full or partial goods receipts, service confirmations, damaged or rejected quantities and discrepancies against the order.
Compare the supplier invoice with the purchase order and receipt, post accounts payable, authorize payment and reconcile settlement.

Keep procurement records connected from the original request through supplier delivery and invoice settlement. Avoid treating an order, a receipt, an invoice and a payment as if they were the same event.
A procurement workflow should support everyday purchasing as well as the exceptions that can otherwise create stock and accounting differences.

Capture purchasing needs, route approvals by policy, support delegated authority and track committed spend against budgets.

Maintain supplier terms and order lines with agreed quantities, prices, currency, taxes, delivery expectations and contract references.

Record partial receipts, inspect damaged or rejected goods, manage supplier returns and keep inventory movement tied to source documents.

Support two-way or three-way checks across PO, goods receipt and supplier invoice, with duplicate detection and approval for exceptions.

Track due dates, supplier advances and allocations, AP ageing, payment authorization and bank settlement as separate lifecycle stages.

Review open purchase commitments, supplier price changes, invoice differences and purchasing trends using clearly defined reports.
Purchasing decisions affect stock availability, production readiness, cash commitments and financial reporting. Keep those downstream effects tied to approved source transactions.

Use defined rules and review paths to protect purchasing quality, inventory accuracy and financial integrity.
Separate request, approval, receipt, invoice review and payment authorization according to configured roles and limits.
Flag repeated supplier invoice references, invoice amounts beyond eligible receipts and quantities outside configured tolerances.
Compare receipt valuation, goods-received-not-invoiced balances, AP postings, supplier statements and bank settlement.
The intended workflow supports partial receipts and receipt tolerances. Each receipt should retain its own quantities and status so the remaining order balance stays accurate.
Use two-way matching between the purchase order and invoice, or three-way matching that also checks the goods receipt or service confirmation. Mismatches should follow an approval path rather than being silently accepted.
In the intended integrated workflow, accepted goods receipts update inventory quantity and valuation/receipt accounting, while matched supplier invoices update accounts payable. Exact posting behavior depends on deployed modules and configuration.
Reorder or production demand can generate a suggestion, but approval controls must not be bypassed. An approved process should determine when a suggestion becomes a purchase order.
The intended control is to distinguish payment authorization, payment processing and confirmed settlement. Reconciliation should use bank or payment evidence before the transaction is considered settled.
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