Supply Chain · Supply chain and purchasing software
What you buy and sell, from order to delivery.
Keep your catalog, purchase orders, sales orders, shipments and returns together, and raise invoices directly from orders.
How Supply Chain works
Set up your catalog
Raise purchase orders and receive goods
Create sales orders
Ship them and raise the invoice
What changes
From how it usually goes, to how it could go.
Without it
Orders get retyped to create invoices.
With it
Raise the invoice directly from the sales order.
Without it
Variants are handled with notes and workarounds.
With it
Each variant has its own price, SKU and stock.
Without it
Supplier history is buried in your inbox.
With it
Contracts and supplier performance records in one place.
What it does
What you get with Supply Chain
Purchasing, warehouse and sales operations teams.
Product catalog
Brands, units, products and variants, each with its own price, SKU and stock.
Purchasing
Purchase orders, goods receipts and supplier contracts, with supplier performance records.
Sales orders
Create orders, create shipments from them and raise the invoice.
Shipments and returns
Tracking events, return orders and items.
Carriers
Keep carriers and their freight rates.
Warehouses
Zones and bins for your stock.
Connected
Supply Chain doesn’t work alone.
Your apps share the same people, customers, products and ledger, so work carries across without retyping.
What it doesn’t do yet
We’d rather you know now. These aren’t part of this app today.
- Stock changing automatically from receipts and shipments. You record a movement
- Reordering by itself when stock runs low. An Automation rule can draft a purchase order for a person to send
- Bills of materials and MRP
Straight answers
Questions about Supply Chain
Who is Supply Chain for?
Purchasing, warehouse and sales operations teams.
What does Supply Chain connect to?
Inventory: Products and stock items are the same record. Finance: Raise invoices from sales orders. Dispatch: Deliver orders with your own couriers. Store: Sell your catalog on your website. Automation: Order and shipment changes can start rules, and rules can draft purchase orders.
What doesn’t Supply Chain do yet?
These aren’t part of it today: Stock changing automatically from receipts and shipments. You record a movement. Reordering by itself when stock runs low. An Automation rule can draft a purchase order for a person to send. Bills of materials and MRP.
Do I have to use every app to use Supply Chain?
No. Use only the apps you need and add more later. Each person sees only the apps you give them.
Used for
Businesses that could use Supply Chain
Try Supply Chain with your own business.
Create your organization and turn on only the apps you need, or tell us about your business first.