Purchase Requests
Individual branches can raise purchase requests for assets, consumables or stationery items.
Product
The Purchase Management System for assets and consumables is designed for businesses with multiple locations. The central head office manages procurement for all branches: branches send their requests to the central office, the requests are collated, and goods are purchased through purchase orders, with the subsequent invoices and payments handled in the system. Data is managed through a cloud-based web application, with Excel upload and download utilities for ease of operation. The movement of goods across branches is tracked in the application.

Assets are barcoded for easy retrieval during audits, and the entire asset management workflow is maintained, from purchase request to asset disposal. Asset depreciation is calculated using various methods.
The system works on the maker-checker principle and is best suited to cooperative banks, insurance companies and similar organizations.
What it does
Individual branches can raise purchase requests for assets, consumables or stationery items.
The head office issues a purchase order after vendor evaluation and quote comparison.
Vendors dispatch goods to branch offices or the central godown, as requested.
Goods are received at the different locations, where the quantity is verified and reported to the head office.
Invoices received are tracked through the payment process.
Branches maintain their inventory of goods through consumption reports.
Goods moved from one branch to another are tracked, giving a live inventory status.
The system calculates asset depreciation using the formulae defined for each asset type.
The system allows bulk uploads of asset data in a prescribed format, making data easy to manage.
The system works on the maker-checker principle: every entry is verified by a checker to ensure accuracy.
The system maintains AMC and warranty data for assets, with timely alerts for renewals.
The system generates reports such as current stock, goods received, purchase orders, branch-to-branch transfers and payments.
Tell us how your branches buy today and we will show you how Purchase Management centralizes it.