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Control spending from the first request to the final payment

Purchase requisitions, orders, goods receipts, supplier bills and payments form a single controlled chain. Approval happens before commitment, receipt is matched against the order, and the bill cannot quietly disagree with either.

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Purchase order register showing supplier orders and receipt status
Approved orders with receipt and billing status attached.

How it works

From setup to a review-ready result

A practical workflow your team can follow without adding disconnected spreadsheets or repeated data entry.

  1. 1

    Raise the requisition

    Let the requesting team state what it needs and route it to the approver before any commitment exists.

  2. 2

    Issue the purchase order

    Convert the approved requisition into a PO with agreed rates, taxes and delivery dates.

  3. 3

    Receive against the order

    Record the GRN, capture short or excess receipts, and let stock and value update together.

  4. 4

    Match, approve and pay

    Three-way match the bill to the PO and GRN, deduct withholding tax, then release payment.

What you get

Built for how procure to pay actually works

You stop paying for goods nobody confirmed arrived, and every taka of spend has an approval and a receipt behind it.

Commitment starts with a request

Requisitions capture need and approval before a supplier is contacted.

Approval routing

Send requests above a threshold to the right approver automatically.

GRN against the order

Receive stock with short, excess and damaged quantities recorded explicitly.

Three-way match enforced

A bill that does not agree with its PO and GRN is held, not paid.

Landed cost on local purchases

Carriage and handling can be added to item cost, not just expensed.

Full supplier history

Every requisition, order, receipt, bill, credit and payment on one timeline.

Feature details

Every item and sub-item, clearly explained

Understand the main workflow, what belongs inside it and how each capability supports accurate daily work.

01

Main feature item

Request and approve

Put control before commitment.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of procure to pay organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under request and approve

01
Purchase requisitions

Let teams state what they need and why, before a supplier is contacted.

02
Approval routing

Send requests above a threshold to the right approver.

03
Budget visibility

See what the requesting cost centre has already spent.

04
Supplier selection

Compare quoted rates and terms before issuing the order.

02

Main feature item

Order and receive

Match what arrives to what was agreed.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of procure to pay organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under order and receive

01
Purchase orders

Issue POs with agreed rates, taxes and delivery dates.

02
Goods received notes

Record actual receipt, including short, excess and damaged quantities.

03
Partial receipts

Keep the order open for the balance still to arrive.

04
Landed cost

Add carriage and handling to item cost where it belongs.

03

Main feature item

Bill and settle

Pay the right amount, once.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of procure to pay organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under bill and settle

01
Three-way matching

Hold any bill that disagrees with its purchase order or goods receipt.

02
Duplicate detection

Catch the same supplier invoice entered twice.

03
Withholding deduction

Apply VDS and TDS as the payment is prepared.

04
Supplier reconciliation

Agree your ledger with the supplier's statement before a dispute starts.

Accounting reference

This feature explanation is informed by recognized accounting and control guidance. Your configuration and filing obligations should still be reviewed for your organization and jurisdiction.

Put procure to pay to work for your business

Create a clearer workflow and give your team information they can understand and trust.