Procurement Management System
Requisition to payment, with real sourcing.
Purchasing happens over email. Nobody knows what was committed until the invoice arrives, approvals cannot be evidenced, and the same item is bought at three prices in one quarter.
The full purchase-to-pay cycle with competitive sourcing: requisitions, approval matrices, RFQs and tenders, goods receipt, and payment — with the audit trail procurement rules require.
Not a mock-up
Every screen below is the running product, photographed against a manufacturer’s own data — its sites, its stock, its people. Nothing here is a rendering.
- Requisition workflow from creation through routing to purchase order, with an approval inbox
- Approval matrix by spend category and threshold
- Vendor master with pre-qualification, contracts, blacklisting and a self-service vendor portal
- RFQ with bid comparison, and formal tenders with committee scorecards
- Goods receipt, inspection, quality acceptance, returns and debit notes
- Annual procurement planning with budget allocation and variance
- Payment vouchers with tax withholding; assets created automatically on receipt
- Spend analysis by vendor, category and department
What the software decides, and what you decide
Automation here drafts and flags; a person approves. Where something is built you can see it in a demo today. Where it is planned, it says so.
Planned, not yet shipped
Compares bids on price, delivery and past vendor performance, and summarises the trade-off
On the roadmap- Replaces
- Building a comparison sheet by hand for every tender
- Who stays accountable
- The evaluation committee scores and awards; the summary is an input
Reads a supplier quotation and drafts the purchase order from it
On the roadmap- Replaces
- Retyping quoted lines, prices and terms into a PO
- Who stays accountable
- The draft holds for approval under the existing matrix
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