Unleashed Features

Manage and track all inventory records across warehouses and retail locations through a single unified database.

Maintain a visual on product stock levels throughout your facilities with flexible inventory dashboards.

View the history of individual items and compare the sales performance of new to old stock in order to inform purchasing decisions.

Set low stock thresholds and receive automatic alerts when stock decreases to that level.

Automatically adjust inventory for product bundles, kit orders, and product variations within the system.

Use barcode or radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology with specialized readers or mobile applications to track inventory assets throughout warehouse facilities.

Optimize inventory levels with features that suggest reorder points and economic order quantities (EOQs) that facilitate inventory management.

Integrate shopping carts, eCommerce platforms, POS, and payment gateways with the system to link inventory records between across platforms.

Track inventory costs and costs of goods sold (COGS) with accounting software integrations.

Transfer large volumes of inventory data records into and out of the system with built-in import / export tools.

Deliver out of the box Chart of accounts that can be used across multiple companies or business units.

Steam lines data entry by auto-populating recurring or predefined vendor values.

Automation helps the user be more efficient by populating default customer data and setting up regular payments from clients.

Auto-populate based on previously entered information, uplaode journal entries and schedule future entries.

Ability to tag all transaction in the general ledger with customizable dimensions, classes, categories, etc.

Match payments and invoices and perform bank reconciliation in multiple currencies.

Ability to schedule payments at predefined dates and times

Clearing of electronic payments to transfer funds from customers to suppliers

Support multiple payment methods such as Automated Clearing House (ACH), credit and debit card, and wire transfers

Real-time inventory tracking. Maintains accurate "On Hand" information by matching reserved inventory requested on purchase and sales orders.

Ability to establish costing methods such as Average, LIFO, FIFO, and Specific Unit.

Manage and track all inventory records across warehouses and retail locations through a single unified database.

Optimize inventory levels with features that suggest reorder points and economic order quantities (EOQs) that facilitate inventory management.

Integrate shopping carts, eCommerce platforms, POS, and accounting with the system to link inventory records across platforms.

Create and manage warehouse locations and areas for shipping or receiving.

Manage locatons accross multiple physical or virtual warehouses.

Ability to monitor locations and inventory in third party warehouses.

Identify demand based on different types of sales orders and forecasting data.

Software supports purchase orders and provides the visibility needed to streamline the procure to pay process.

Track products and raw materials shipped by suppliers, from origin to destination.

Match the products received with the corresponding purchase orders and add them to inventory.

Manages customer information including multiple ship-to and bill-to locations.

Available to promise provides information on future availability of products that are either planned for production or purchased but not received.

Track order history, from quotes to sales orders, invoices, and returns, as well as canceled orders and back orders.

Manage return merchandise authorizations (RMS) approval processes and match with the original invoices.

Define and monitor credit limits by individual customer or categories of customers, including the option to put customers on hold.

Manage various types of pricing and discounts associated with product categories and customer types.

Provide Bill of materials to define what components and packaging should be used for assembly.

Define kits and packages of two or more finished products that can be sold together or separately.

Ability to take apart assemblies and ensure that the components are transfered to inventory.

Define and implement optimal procedures to pick and pack products for shipping.

Identify packaging options like pallets or containers to optimize shipping performance and reduce costs.

Plan deliveries based on inventory availability, transportation costs, and order priority.

Create routes for shipping directly to customers, to distribution centers, or for dropshipping.

Track shipments from warehouse to the destination, including drop shipments and multilocation shipping.

Payroll module or integration to an external payroll provider which automates the recording of payroll.

Manage personnel availability and allocate human resources to production and inventory operations.

Allows users to create warehouse-to-warehouse transfers knowing the exact stock levels for both locations when sending and receiving

Allows users to sync inventory across multiple stores, marketplaces, and warehouses

Allows users to connect sales channels to specific warehouses.

Allows users to manage all thier clients on one system

Allows users to connect marketplaces for each client

Allows inventory tracking for specific customer required attributes such as lot, serial, style/color/size

Real-time inventory tracking. Maintains accurate "On Hand" information by matching reserved inventory requested on purchase and sales orders.

Ability to establish costing methods such as Average, LIFO, FIFO, and Specific Unit.

Manage and track all inventory records across warehouses and retail locations through a single unified database.

Optimize inventory levels with features that suggest reorder points and economic order quantities (EOQs) that facilitate inventory management.

Integrate shopping carts, eCommerce platforms, POS, and accounting with the system to link inventory records across platforms.

Maintain visual on stock levels

Track available inventory and manage flow of goods to/from warehouses

Reserve goods that have been added to cart and update stock levels

Use criteria to add or remove suppliers to/from approved lists.

Manage communications with suppliers on multiple channels such as phone or email.

Capture and maintain documents related to suppliers and their products or services.

Compare goods received with purchase orders and document variations

Manage workflows and business processes for procurement.

Provide standard procurement contracts that can be customized.

Maintain a repository of content such as catalogs and other documents.

Define requisition rules for various types of procurement

Provide features to capture and record invoices, such as import or scanning

Allow suppliers to submit invoices using an online portal

Deliver a central repository of AP documents, such as POs and invoices

Allows users to evaluate supplier performance using standard and custom KPIs.

Provide features to compare suppliers and choose the best option for various activities.

Identify potential issues and how they may impact relationships with suppliers.

Identify and assess suppliers for different products and services.

Electronically create and manage purchase orders for products and services.

Include features for procurement invoicing and e-invoicing.

Ability to match AP invoices to POs, contracts, or payments

Identify incomplete or late supplier payments

Include workflows for approvals and invoice processing

Comply with local and global tax regulations for collections

Electronically submit invoices to buyers

Create and manage supplier profiles that include contact and pricing information.

Identify the services and products provided by suppliers, as well as certifications.

Track history of all interactions and business transactions with suppliers.

Improve visibility into procurement activities across the company.

Monitor the performance of procurement operations

Analyze procurement spending and identify future trends.

Track invoices based on due dates to identify overdue payments

Monitor KPIs such as time to process an invoice or erroneous payments

Provide integration with accounting and financial management software

Integrate with payment gateways and enterprise payments software

Deliver integrations with accounting modules of ERP systems

Allow integration with procurement software, such as Procure To Pay, RFP and Spend Management

Enter and convert orders and quotes

Register received orders in the system

Provide real-time notifications and status updates

Verify shipping preferences

Track orders and their statuses as they move along the supply chain

Manage orders for products that are unavailable due to inventory shortage

Track status of orders from shipment to delivery

Provide customers access to their information in order to answer FAQs

Automatically send emails using certain triggers to notify customer service of issues

Store payment data and customer information

Support and/or integrate with a payment gateway(s)

Automate billing and contracts

Accomidate automatic payments from various payment methods

Allows users to generate text based on a text prompt.

Condenses long documents or text into a brief summary.

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives

Improves performance based on feedback and experience

Engages in human-like conversation for task delegation

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Improves performance based on feedback and experience