When It Comes to Purchasing Management System, Awael ERP.Net Purchasing Management Solution will help you Control the inventory Levels with management of Material Availability & Cost.

• Integrated With Accounting: When making any transaction, it will affect an accounting voucher.

• Periodic and Continues Stocktaking: when accounting voucher reflected it will be either Periodic or Continues Stocktaking that is depending on the nature of the corporation work.

• Multi-Warehouses and Multi-Units: Awael systems enablesyou to make purchasing Vouchers for several warehouses and several units in the same Voucher.

• External and Internal Purchase orders:  With Awael purchasing management system, you can categories you purchase orders to two category external and internal, and separate between each of these types on reports. As for the external orders, the system provides you with all of its details and its LC.

Also it will be easy for you to follow up its track.

• Demand Based Inventory Replenishment: AwaelSoft provides  intelligent control over inventory replenishment, helping ensure that you have enough on hand to fill anticipated orders, but keep excess stock to a minimum.

• Automatic stock Fulfillment: the AwaelSoft systems provide you the ability to make Purchase order automatically and accurate based on the minimum amount of the item.

• Batches Item and Batch Tracing: the Awael systems provide you the ability to buy a certain item with several specifications.

Like buying two batches of a single item each batch with different expiry date.

• Landed Cost: Maximizing profit margin is key to the success of wholesalers and distributors. To more accurately calculate profit, particular for importers, expenses like shipping or duty must be added to material costs to calculate landed cost. Awael makes it easy to track landed cost, by allowing you to allocate expenses to inventory receipts according to weight, value, or quantity. These allocated costs become part of the item’s asset value. Then, when you sell, landed cost is used as the basis for cost of goods sold, and your inventory

profitability report will compare revenue to landed cost rather than material cost.