Omnix ERP Purchase Orders and Requisition
Omnix ERP Purchase Orders and Requisition controls the purchasing of finished goods or
raw materials from suppliers, whilst providing various order analysis and cash flow
analysis reports.
Key features:
Omnix ERP Purchase Orders and Requisition module
- interfaces with the Omnix ERP Stock Control, Creditors,
Debtors, Fixed Assets and Production Control modules
- maintains purchase orders for stock items as well
as fixed assets and services purchased from suppliers
- caters for multi-currency with variable exchange rates
- can print purchase orders in any currency
- can calculate cubic measurements for container
packing
- includes a 14 month analysis of cash requirements
for outstanding purchase orders
- has the facility to import a list of purchase orders
- prints Goods Received Notes (GRN) and /or stock
labels for goods received
- can print a Request for Credit and generate a credit
note if there is a price difference between the GRN
details on the creditor’s suspense account and the
supplier’s invoice
- uses a suspense file system when orders and
shipments do not match. The Suspense Report
lists all items received into stock that are awaiting
invoices plus all requests for credits that are
outstanding
- provides a detailed sundry charge template with
sundry charges for different creditors’ accounts.
These are added to landed costs of goods received
- allows purchase orders to be captured at branch
level, using its Purchase Order Authorisation
sub-system
- produces a number of standard reports - for
example, Purchase History by General Ledger
Account, which lists purchase order line items in
General Ledger account sequence, Purchase History
Report, which monitors supplier performance
against expected lead times, volumes etc.
- processes via the creditor’s suspense account, which
means that the creditor’s account is credited when
the supplier’s invoice is received instead of when the
goods are received
- can authorise purchase orders by user and by value
per purchase order

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