Record suppliers and products
Build a supplier directory and product catalogue so staff begin with consistent names, units and references.
Keep each purchase connected to its source, agreed price and eventual stock.
Exporters often buy from several suppliers or markets before preparing one shipment. Boosted One gives the purchasing team a connected process for supplier requests, offered prices, buying decisions and purchase orders, rather than scattered calls and paper records.
A practical sequence your team can follow, with each stage connected to the relevant business record.
Build a supplier directory and product catalogue so staff begin with consistent names, units and references.
Send a sourcing request, receive supplier offers through a controlled reply link and retain revisions for review.
Select the appropriate supply arrangement and prepare purchase records with the quantities the business expects to receive.
As goods arrive, connect receipts back to the original purchase so the sourcing and warehouse teams share one history.
More than buttons on a screen. These are the operational records and controls that make the feature useful from one day to the next.
Compare submitted supplier offers and their revisions without losing sight of the original sourcing request. The decision can be reviewed by authorised business staff.
Record buying activity whether you source from an established supplier or purchase produce directly from the market.
A purchase does not have to arrive all at once. Receiving teams can document the accepted and rejected portions as deliveries come in.
Purchasing staff can work within their assigned responsibilities while business owners manage wider approvals and user access.
Your buying team sources avocados from multiple farmers and market suppliers. As each order is placed and delivered, the related receipt can identify the actual accepted stock and its source batch. When packing starts, the team is not forced to guess which goods were bought and received.
Talk to our teamAvailable modules and permissions depend on your business setup and subscription agreement.