Supply Chain Management Procurement from tender to delivery

Procurement, suppliers and stock, managed from tender to delivery

Run tenders from real consumption data, shortlist suppliers automatically and raise purchase orders for every location without retyping a thing. The central warehouse stays in control while sites get what they need on time.

Tender T-1126, basmati rice 25 kg3 quotes received
SupplierDeliveryRate per bag (₹)
Supplier ATo warehouse2,140
Supplier BDirect to sites1,985
Supplier CTo warehouse2,060

Purchase orders

Raised for 6 locations

  • Selected supplierSupplier B
  • Quantity180 bags
Illustrative example
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Why it matters

When tenders, quotes and purchase orders move by email and spreadsheet, prices drift, errors creep in and the central warehouse loses sight of stock across locations.

How it works

  1. Float the tender

    The central warehouse issues a tender based on the last three months of consumption.

  2. Shortlist suppliers

    Quotes come in and the system shortlists suppliers by price and your criteria.

  3. Raise purchase orders

    POs are generated automatically for each location from its item requests.

  4. Deliver and reconcile

    Suppliers deliver to the warehouse or straight to sites; records reconcile centrally.

What Supply Chain Management does

Tender process

Uses three months of consumption data to float tenders and get competitive rates.

Supplier shortlisting

Shortlists vendors automatically by lowest price or other criteria, with the option to override.

Automatic purchase orders

Generates POs per location from item requests, removing manual errors.

Flexible delivery

Suppliers deliver to the central warehouse or directly to each location.

Quick small purchases

Sites record small cash purchases with receipts; the warehouse reconciles them.

Analytical reports

Insight into every stage of the supply chain to cut cost and plan better.

What changes for your team

Lower material cost

Competitive tenders and better supplier management.

Fair supplier selection

Shortlisting is transparent and rule-based.

Fewer errors

Automated POs and reconciliation remove re-keying.

Faster response

Direct-to-site delivery and small purchases keep sites supplied.

See Supply Chain Management in action

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