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Description |
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Record
Keeping |
Stores
details of purchase orders placed with suppliers. Allows you to check prices, descriptions,
delivery dates, and quantities received. |
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Easy
Amendments |
Orders
can be altered at any time, even if deliveries have taken place. Orders
can be marked as delivered or cancelled at any time. Delivery and cancellation
status can also be reversed. |
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Integrated |
Stock
control tracks order date, expected delivery date, latest pricing and purchase
history. Delivered purchases update supplier accounting and expense tracking
systems. |
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Confirmations |
Send
confirmations to suppliers quoting all conditions of purchase and tax requirements.
Fax or e-mail directly from CAPITAL when used in conjunction with CAPITAL
Fax & E-Mail software. |
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GST |
Purchase
orders can calculate GST with ex tax or inclusive of GST priced items. |
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Foreign
Currency |
Enter
Australian dollars or foreign currency amounts. |
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Miscellaneous
Charges |
Freight,
insurance and other ancillary costs can be included on orders. |
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Deliver
from Multiple Orders |
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single delivery can mark off deliveried items from multiple purchase orders
using the stock receipting system. |
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Quick
Receipting |
Items
can be delivered through a stock receipt without the need to raise a purchase
order first. |
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Stock
Returns |
Dedicated
transaction system for managing and tracking stock returned to suppliers. |
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Partial
Orders |
Receive
partial orders and maintain residual on file for later completion. |
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Multiple
Costing Methods |
Stock
can be costed based on average (with or without other costs such as freight),
last or fixed cost by stock group. I.e., small, high volume stock items
can be average costed, while expensive one-off items can be costed based
on last cost. Purchase orders can be set-up to display last cost, while
the invoicing system will work with average cost. |
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Tracks
Multiple Costs Simultaneously |
Track
last, average and fixed costs at the same time for financial accounting
and management/cost accounting purposes. |
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Order
Assistant |
During
stock item entry a pop-up window will display the quantity in stock, quantity
reserved, back-ordered stock needed immediately, total back orders and previously
ordered quantities yet to be delivered, for cross-checking. |
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Expected
Deliveries |
An
expected delivery date can be entered for the whole order or for each specific
item. |
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Stock
Labels |
Stock
labels can be printed when items are delivered (with or without bar codes). |
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Unit
Conversions |
Stock
can be purchased in one unit size, i.e., by the box, and placed in stock
by another unit, i.e., individually. The unit conversion range is from 999999
to .99999 |
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Fast
Find |
Locate
purchase orders by account, supplier name, date or purchase order number
in your business software. |
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Cost
History |
A
history of previous purchase prices by date and supplier account is maintained
and can be inspected during order entry. |
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Service
Manager |
During
delivery, transfer and update orders pending for customer jobs. Purchase
orders can also be raised for specific jobs. |
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Landed
Costs |
Purchase
orders can be delivered and costed to take into account exchange rate, duty
and shipping costs through the Special Costing System. |
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Reporting |
- Overdue orders report
- Outstanding orders report
- Delivered orders report
- Reporting by product codes, account and supplier groups.
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Automatic Purchase Orders |
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Automatic
Order Generation |
Automatic
purchase ordering creates purchase orders based on specified reorder points
plus current customer requirements. |
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Manual
Override |
Operators
may skip or alter each order as it is generated. |
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Order By Stock Requirement |
Considers
available stock, stock already on purchase order, orders to fill for customers,
and recommended (ideal) holding levels before calculating correct order. |
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Order
By Client Requirement |
Alternatively,
orders can be generated that are limited to pending customer orders. The
stock control system does not need to maintain correct stock quantities
or reorder levels. |
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Integrated
with Stock Forecasting (Logistics) |
When
used with inventory forecasting, product orders can be based on past sales
performance, all pending requirements and current stock levels. Also considers
lead times, stock buffers and minimum supplier order quanitites. |
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Selective
Account
Ordering |
Suppliers
can be marked by individual supplier account for inclusion on automatic
ordering. |
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Itemise
By Customer |
Purchase
orders can include the customer name and reference for easy cross-reference
when orders are based on pending client orders. |
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Selective
Item Ordering |
Operators
can individually mark which stock items should be considered for automatic
ordering. |
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Held
Item Ignored |
Stock
items that are marked “hold” are skipped over. |
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Optional
Reorder Level Checking |
Minimum
and maximum stock level settings can be ignored if they are not accurate
in your accounting software. |
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Supports
“Top Up” Style Ordering |
Produce
regular “top up” orders as requirements change on a daily basis. |
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Supports “Prediction” Style Ordering |
Produce
periodic purchase orders based on requirements and expected future requirements. |
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Supplier
Units |
Orders in minimum units specified by individual supplier. |
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Box
Conversions |
Orders
in nearest whole box unit based on individual sale unit requirement. |
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Order By Kit |
Ordering by kit component or whole kit is supported. |
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