Procurement

Buying where budget, quotes and invoices agree

An employee drops in a quotation and the purchase request is ready, with the remaining budget beside it. Purchasing groups requests, asks for quotes and places orders. When the supplier's e-invoice arrives, it is matched against the order and the receipt for you.

  • Budget in view while you request
  • Suppliers reply through one link
  • Order, receipt and invoice matched

A purchase request in a minute

Upload the quotation or pick from a catalog with agreed prices. The request shows what is left in the department budget, including money already committed to open orders. It follows your approval route, and approvers get a short AI brief that cites its sources.

  • Budgets by department and by project
  • Late approvals are chased and escalated
  • One status strip for the whole chain

Quotes compared on total cost

Purchasing bundles several requests into one request for quotation. Suppliers quote, confirm orders, announce deliveries and submit invoices from one link, with no account to create. The comparison weighs freight and payment terms, not just unit price.

  • One record per supplier legal entity
  • Suppliers scored on what they delivered
  • Foreign-currency orders, budgets in VND

Receiving on a phone

The storekeeper opens the app, picks the order and enters what actually arrived. For services, the requester confirms acceptance. Faulty goods go back on a return receipt that expects a credit note from the supplier.

  • Goods that are assets land in the register
  • Freight and import costs spread into the price
  • Each receipt records who received it, and when

Invoices that match themselves

The supplier's XML e-invoice has its signature checked, then a three-way match against order and receipt within your tolerances. Clean invoices go to accounting, and only the mismatches land in a queue for someone to handle.

  • Warns before input VAT deduction is lost
  • Checks the supplier's tax status
  • The same invoice is never used twice
Do suppliers need an account?

No. For each quote request or order they get a private link to quote, confirm, announce delivery or upload the invoice. New suppliers fill in their own profile through a link, and their bank account stays pending until your team approves it.

Do invoices sent by email arrive on their own?

Not yet. Today the supplier uploads the invoice through their link, or your accountant uploads the XML. An inbound invoice mailbox is in progress.

Is procurement connected to assets and accounting?

Yes. Goods that are assets are added to the asset register on receipt, and allocated freight updates their cost. Matched invoices are released to accounting as payables.

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