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INVENTORY
& PURCHASE ORDER MANAGEMENT
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Financials | Distribution | Retail
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![]() Download Inventory Flier Modules: n Accounts Payable n Accounts Receivable n Asset Management n Cashbook n General Ledger n Inventory & Purchase Order Management n Order Entry & Invoicing n Advanced Inventory Management n Bill of Materials n Point of Sale n Sales Analysis n Forecasting n Sales Force Automation n IMAS-Analyzer n IMAS-GUI n IMAS-Web n ReportWrite n Cross Application Support n Utilities |
The Inventory and Purchase Order Management module of IMAS will let you
know exactly what stock is on hand, on consignment, in transit, on order
and on reserve, and help you monitor demand. It can reduce stockouts and
improve turnaround, enabling you to reduce inventory and storage costs,
and provide a higher customer service level. Multiple warehouses: The Inventory & Purchase Order Management module allows you to maintain independent records for each of your warehouses. You can see, at a glance, the stock on hand in any single warehouse, or get a report on your company's total inventory. Stock inquiries: Details about any item can be called up on any screen at any time. You can see what stock is on hand, or look at purchase orders and shipments, and see what is due in shortly. This helps order entry and purchasing staff, and provides a higher level of service to the customer. Monitor demand: As orders are received, customer demand information is compiled and tracked on a period-to-date and year-to-date basis. Set re-ordering strategies: Because demand information has been compiled, you can fine-tune stock levels to reduce stockouts while minimising storage costs. Re-order points can be set at a minimum quantity or minimum weeks cover. Purchase Order: If you choose, purchase orders can be produced automatically. These orders can then be reviewed and amended. Alternatively, you can manually raise purchase orders. Electronic transmission of purchase orders: If you have the IMAS Utilities module installed, you can transmit a purchase order to your supplier electronically, reducing lead times which can lower the stock you need on hand, and improve responsiveness to your customer's needs. Tracking purchase orders and shipments to receipts: For any purchase order on the system, you can keep track of the date and quantity of expected receipts, how much has been received, and how much is about to come in. If the purchase order involves a shipment, flight and shipment details can be maintained and monitored, so that customers can be kept informed of the status of their goods. Multiple currencies Purchase orders and stock receipts can be processed in foreign currencies, with detailed exposure reporting on possible gains and losses. Multiple receipts as single or consolidated shipments: Multiple receipts can be handled as a single receipt transaction, saving unnecessary paperwork. Importation charges can be automatically apportioned and a landed cost calculated. Perform inventory costing: Stock valuation can be based on average, last, FIFO or standard costs. Costs can be updated automatically or maintained manually. Record internal inventory movements: The movement of stock within a warehouse, or from one warehouse to another can be tracked by stock relocation transactions or other adjustments. Stocktakes: Several stocktaking tools are provided by the system, from printing the count worksheets to generating the necessary inventory adjustment transactions. Inventory reporting: Reports can be produced detailing exactly the nature and value of the goods you have in stock. Shipment costing: You can apportion shipment charges to items in a shipment. You can apportion charges by different methods, such as weight, volume, value or quantity. Shipment charges can be passed from the Accounts Payable module or entered directly into Inventory & Purchase Order Management. The shipment costing function also includes shipment tracking. You can track items in a shipment, and you can relate the shipments to your purchase orders. |
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