Sales Orders
Sales Orders can be pegged to one of your customers held within your accounting system. Each order represents a complex set of sub-assemblies but will provide a clear view of margin, discounts and job-cost. Each sales line will generate stock allocation or purchase order lines based upon the product/assembly being selected.
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Purchase or Stock
You can decide to source the sales order from stock or via an automated purchase order. Your item master can hold multiple vendors and sales orders can generate requests for quotations. Each line can hold as many additional attachments as you require. All sales order and resulting purchase orders can be subject to the workflow conditions set in the route the user has initiated.
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Vendor Management
Vendor details can be dynamically accessed from your existing accounts system, however additional KPI’s and complex vendor pricing arrangements can also be configured in the system. Workflows can be extended to deal with Acknowledgement and Purchase Order changes and cancellations. A full electronic dialogue can be maintained with your key vendors including punch-out support.
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Receipting
All service and goods receipt can be handled efficiently using a scanner or input into the system against an expected purchase order. Any receipt issues are automatically routed through to the relevant user for resolution with the vendor or the customer.
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Inventory
The status of an assembled product or pack is maintained and feeds directly into a shipping queue.
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Invoice Matching
Recoverable expenses will automatically be posted through to your job once Vendor invoices are matched to a purchase order and posted as an authenticated accounts payable batch.
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Shipping
Full or part shipments are enabled within the system. Packing slips and shipping notes can be easily configured by yourself to meet your specific needs. The shipping event on completion of the sales order can post the correct bill details through to your billing system.
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