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Inventory Included in ERPS X ERPS

From demand to request for quotation to receipt, in one department

Raise requests for quotation against vendors, pull in department demands, track ordered, received, and billed quantities per line, and receive goods against the source document. Vendor bills and payments post in Accounting.

Built for
  • Purchasing teams — Raise RFQs, chase deadlines, and track what has been received and billed per line.
  • Department heads — Approve purchase quotations and see demands from your team turn into orders.
  • Warehouse staff — Receive goods against the purchase source document so stock and the order agree.
  • Finance — Match vendor bills to received quantities and post payments from Accounting.
RFQ → receipt
One document chain
Ordered / received / billed
Tracked per line
Demand-linked
Pull requests into RFQs
Inventory
Included in ERPS
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Purchase & Procurement — main screen

What Purchase & Procurement does inside ERPS X

Purchase is the buying application inside the ERPS Inventory department. A Request for Quotation names the vendor, a vendor reference, an Order Deadline, a Receipt Date, the purchasing department, a Purchase Representative, Payment Terms, a source document, and your terms and conditions. You can send it for approval before it goes out.

Each line records the product, unit of measure, Quantity, Received Quantity, Billed Quantity, unit price, discount, tax, subtotal, and Expected Arrival. That means one document tells you what was ordered, what has arrived, and what has been invoiced. Department Demands can be selected straight into an RFQ so requests from the floor become purchases without re-typing.

Goods arrive through a Receipts transfer that references the purchase as its source document, updating on-hand stock. Vendor bills and vendor payments are recorded in Accounting, posting to payables and the product's expense or inventory accounts. The Purchase Dashboard and Purchase Analysis reports show the spend.

Purchasing teams

Raise RFQs, chase deadlines, and track what has been received and billed per line.

Department heads

Approve purchase quotations and see demands from your team turn into orders.

Warehouse staff

Receive goods against the purchase source document so stock and the order agree.

Finance

Match vendor bills to received quantities and post payments from Accounting.

Everything Purchase & Procurement gives your team

Each feature below is part of the application as it ships in your ERPS X workspace — no add-ons, no separate licences.

Request for Quotation

Vendor, vendor reference, order deadline, receipt date, department, representative, payment terms, and terms & conditions on one document.

Send for approval

Flag a quotation for approval before it is sent, so spending is reviewed by the right person.

Demand-linked lines

Select a department demand and its product lines are pulled into the RFQ.

Ordered, received, billed

Every line tracks quantity ordered, received, and billed alongside price, discount, tax, and expected arrival.

Receipts against source

Receipt transfers reference the purchase document and raise on-hand stock when goods arrive.

Purchase dashboards

Purchase Dashboard and Purchase Analysis report on spend by vendor, product, and period.

A closer look at Purchase & Procurement

The screens, records, and controls you will actually work with day to day.

Quotation header
  • Vendor and Vendor Reference
  • Order Deadline and Receipt Date
  • Quotation Type and Department
  • Purchase Representative and Source Document
  • Payment Terms, terms and conditions, approval flag
Quotation lines
  • Product and UOM from the product master
  • Quantity, Received Quantity, Billed Quantity
  • Unit Price, Discount, Tax, Subtotal
  • Expected Arrival per line
  • Lines pulled from a selected Demand
Receiving & reporting
  • Purchase Products list for buyable items
  • Receipts transfer with source document and responsible user
  • Vendor bills and vendor payments in Accounting
  • Purchase Dashboard and Purchase Analysis
  • Access by department, application, and edit rights

The Purchase & Procurement workflow

From first setup to daily use — the path your team follows inside the application.

1
Collect the need

Start from a department Demand or a Replenishment to-order quantity.

2
Raise the RFQ

Create a Request for Quotation: vendor, deadline, receipt date, payment terms, and lines.

3
Approve and send

Send the quotation for approval if required, then confirm it with the vendor.

4
Receive the goods

Post a Receipts transfer against the purchase; received quantity and on-hand stock update.

5
Bill and pay

Record the vendor bill and payment in Accounting; billed quantity closes the loop.

Where teams use Purchase & Procurement every day

Distributor restocking

Turn Replenishment to-order quantities into RFQs to preferred vendors each week.

Manufacturer buying components

Purchase raw materials with expected arrival dates that line up with Manufacturing Orders.

Department requests

An employee raises a Demand; purchasing selects it into an RFQ without re-keying products.

Retailer receiving deliveries

Post receipts against the order and compare received to ordered before the vendor bill arrives.

Approval before spend

Larger quotations are sent for approval before they reach the vendor.

Quarterly spend review

Purchase Analysis shows what was bought, from whom, and for how much.

What changes when Purchase & Procurement runs on ERPS X

Outcomes you can expect once the application is live for your company.

One document, whole story

Ordered, received, and billed quantities live on the same line.

Less re-typing

Demands and product vendor lines pre-fill the RFQ.

Reviewed spend

Send-for-approval keeps purchasing decisions visible.

Stock and books connected

Receipts raise stock; vendor bills and payments post in Accounting.

Per-company purchasing

Each ERPS X company keeps its own vendors, quotations, and receipts.

Controlled access

The Purchase application is granted per department, with edit rights separate from view.

Purchase & Procurement — common questions

What is on a Request for Quotation?
Vendor, vendor reference, order deadline, receipt date, quotation type, department, purchase representative, source document, payment terms, terms and conditions, an approval flag, and product lines with quantity, received quantity, billed quantity, unit price, discount, tax, subtotal, and expected arrival.
Can I create an RFQ from a Demand?
Yes. On the quotation form, select the demand and its product lines are brought in. Demands are raised by employees or departments in the Demands application.
How are goods received?
Through a Receipts transfer in Inventory that references the purchase as its source document. Posting it raises on-hand stock and updates the received quantity on the order.
Where are vendor bills and payments recorded?
In the Accounting application: vendor bills post to payables and the product's expense or inventory account; vendor payments settle them. Billed quantity on the purchase line reflects invoicing progress.
Who can raise purchase quotations?
Users whose department access includes the Purchase application and who hold Editor or Full Access rights. Others can view quotations and reports.

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