Deliveries in, stock up, VAT counted.

Keep your suppliers in one list and record every delivery with its invoice. When you mark it received, the lines go into stock and the input VAT goes into your VAT report.

Pro and up

Record the delivery, not just the bill.

Enter the supplier’s invoice number and date, then the lines with quantity, unit cost and VAT rate. Save it as a draft until the goods arrive.

  • Draft, received or cancelled
  • Quantity, unit cost and VAT per line
  • Cancelling a purchase reverses the stock

Move stock between locations.

Send stock from one location to another with a transfer. It never takes a location below zero, so the numbers stay honest on both sides.

  • Transfers between your locations
  • Stock can’t go negative
  • Input VAT lands in the VAT report

What purchasing does.

  • Suppliers

    Name, VAT ID, contact details and notes for everyone you buy from.

  • Purchase records

    The supplier’s invoice number and date with every line you received.

  • Receive into stock

    Marking a purchase received books its lines into stock.

  • Cancel cleanly

    A cancelled purchase takes its stock back out.

  • Input VAT

    VAT on received purchases feeds the VAT report.

  • Stock transfers

    Move stock between locations without going below zero.

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