Purchase Order Management

RMPro offers an easy-to-use interface to create vendor-specific purchase orders, add inventory, and track it efficiently. The Purchase Order unit has location restrictions for secure and authorized access.

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Problems That We Have The Solutions

Complications with Manual POs

Handling vendors' manual orders, invoices, delivery records, and making sure nothing gets overlooked is extremely demanding.

Avoid Data Discrepancies

RMPro purchase orders enable accurate records, transparent transactions, and simplified invoicing.

Tedious Progress Workflow

Transition from one status to another, when done manually, is subject to human errors.

Flexible Transition

Get a fast and flexible way to manage all your purchase orders, including partially-received or canceled ones.

Delayed Purchase Orders

Delayed inventory arrival or inefficient Purchase Order completion steps may remain unnoticed.

Well-adjusted Purchase Orders

RMPro automatically alerts you when purchase orders are overdue, due today, and without vendor invoices.

Missed Back Orders

Items on back order may not be linked to a purchase order and may not be delivered to the proper location.

Easy BO/PO management

The RMPro system displays back-order links with warnings and highlights to ensure on-time transfers.

FAQ

Most definitely. RMPro’s best capability is how it handles your inventory. When you input inventory into RMPro, you follow a step-by-step Purchase Order process, where you can track the progress of the order from your Vendor. Comparable inventory software systems are very loose with inventory management, for example, at any time you could “Delete” an item from your inventory. RMPro deliberately locks this down, because in the real world, there’s no such thing as “deleting” your inventory. Instead, there’s always a reason for such actions, such as processing a Return to Vendor, or Voiding an invalid transaction.
Yes, when creating a Purchase Order in RMPro, you can mark certain items as Consigned so that RMPro knows these items don’t actually belong to you, yet – and will also warn you if these items are sold (in which case you need to pay your Vendor). A special module is available in RMPro to be able to “purchase consigned items” which essentially instructs RMPro that these items are no longer consigned but now purchased from your Vendor. Several other tools and reports help keep your purchased inventory separate from your consigned inventory, so you know what you own and what you don’t.
Yes, every transaction you create in RMPro can be backdated to the original date (and time) that it actually happened. This is important when entering historical information, not only for the customer invoices, but also for purchase orders (inventory) because RMPro does extensive checks to make sure it’s really possible to do certain transactions at a given time. For example, if you received an item in RMPro on today’s date and tried to invoice that item to a customer dated 1 week ago, RMPro will not let you because the item didn’t exist in RMPro 1 week ago.

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