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Supplier Management. From Purchase To Payment.

Centralize supplier profiles, purchasing, bills, payments, outstanding payables, supplier ledgers, documents and reporting in one connected vendor management system.

Suppliers Purchasing Bills Payments Payables Supplier Ledger
Discuss Your Supplier System
01
CENTRALIZE Supplier Information
02
CONTROL Purchase Activity
03
TRACK Bills & Payments
04
UNDERSTAND Supplier Payables
01

OVERVIEW

Keep every supplier relationship connected to purchasing.

Supplier management becomes difficult when vendor information, purchases, bills, payments and outstanding balances are maintained in separate files and systems.

Incodiv Tech develops supplier and vendor management systems that create a structured connection between supplier information and the operational and financial activity associated with each vendor.

Teams can maintain supplier profiles, purchasing history, bills, payment records, outstanding payables, documents and ledger information within one connected platform.

The solution can operate independently or connect with procurement, inventory, finance, ERP, branch operations and management reporting.

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SUPPLIER CAPABILITIES

Manage supplier operations from one structured system.

01

Supplier Profiles

Maintain supplier contact, business and operational information in structured records.

02

Supplier Categories

Organize suppliers by category, type, service, product group or business criteria.

03

Purchase Management

Connect relevant purchasing activity directly with supplier records.

04

Supplier Bills

Maintain supplier billing records and their relationship with purchases.

05

Supplier Payments

Record payment activity against supplier balances and relevant transactions.

06

Outstanding Payables

Review amounts payable to suppliers based on the implemented finance model.

07

Supplier Ledger

Maintain chronological supplier debit, credit and balance activity.

08

Supplier Documents

Organize relevant vendor files, agreements and supporting documents.

09

Purchase History

Review historical purchasing activity associated with individual suppliers.

10

Supplier Performance

Structure operational indicators around supplier activity where relevant data exists.

11

Roles & Access

Control supplier and financial information according to configured user permissions.

12

Supplier Reporting

Build operational views from structured purchasing and supplier data.

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BUSINESS CHALLENGES

Supplier operations become harder when purchasing and finance are disconnected.

Spreadsheet Vendors

Supplier information is maintained across separate sheets and files.

Duplicate Supplier Records

The same supplier may exist multiple times with inconsistent information.

Unclear Purchase History

Teams cannot quickly see previous purchasing activity by supplier.

Disconnected Bills

Supplier invoices are difficult to connect with operational purchases.

Payable Visibility

Outstanding supplier amounts require manual reconciliation across records.

Manual Reporting

Management spends time combining supplier and purchasing information manually.

04

SUPPLIER 360

One supplier. One connected operational view.

SUPPLIER Supplier Profile Central Vendor Record
Details Supplier information
Purchases Purchase history
Bills Supplier billing
Payments Payment activity
Payables Outstanding position
Ledger Account history
Documents Vendor files
Performance Supplier indicators
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SUPPLIER DATABASE

Build a structured supplier directory.

Maintain supplier information in consistent records instead of relying on spreadsheets, email contacts and individual employee files.

Supplier fields can be configured around your procurement, finance and operational requirements.

Supplier Code Supplier Name Contact Person Mobile Email Category Address Status
SUPPLIER PROFILE Vendor Information
Active
SUPPLIER Supplier Company

SUP-00124

CATEGORY Product Supplier
CONTACT Contact Available
PURCHASES History Available
STATUS Active
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SUPPLIER CLASSIFICATION

Organize vendors around how your business buys.

01 PRODUCTS

Product Suppliers

Vendors supplying stock, materials or business products.

02 SERVICES

Service Vendors

Vendors providing operational, professional or business services.

03 LOGISTICS

Logistics Vendors

Transport, delivery or other logistics-related service providers.

04 CUSTOM

Business Categories

Create classifications around your organization's vendor structure.

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PURCHASE TO PAYMENT

Connect purchasing with supplier finance.

01
PURCHASE

Purchase

Record the relevant supplier purchase.

02
RECEIVE

Receive

Record received goods or services where required.

03
BILL

Supplier Bill

Record the supplier's financial obligation.

04
PAY

Payment

Record payment against the supplier balance.

SUPPLIER ACTIVITY Purchase History
Supplier
REFERENCE TYPE STATUS VALUE
PO-001 Purchase Received Recorded
PO-002 Purchase Open Recorded
PO-003 Purchase Completed Recorded
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PURCHASE HISTORY

See what your business purchased from each supplier.

Connect supplier records with purchase orders, direct purchases, goods receipts or service transactions according to your procurement workflow.

Historical purchasing information can help teams understand supplier activity without manually searching across multiple records.

Purchase Orders Direct Purchases Purchase Date Purchase Value Receipt Status Purchase Status
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BILLS & PAYABLES

Understand what you owe suppliers.

Supplier bills can be connected with purchasing and finance records to provide a clearer view of amounts billed, paid and still payable.

Payable calculations and financial treatment should follow the implemented accounting model and business rules.

Total Purchases Supplier Bills Paid Amount Outstanding Due Dates Payment History
SUPPLIER FINANCE Payable Overview
PURCHASED Purchase Value Supplier activity
PAID Payments Settled amount
PAYABLE Outstanding Balance due
SUPPLIER POSITION Current Payable Overview
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SUPPLIER LEDGER

Keep supplier financial activity in chronological order.

SUPPLIER LEDGER Account Activity
SUPPLIER Supplier Company
SUPPLIER ID SUP-00124
ACTIVITY DEBIT CREDIT
Supplier Bill — Recorded
Supplier Payment Recorded —
Adjustment As Applicable As Applicable
CURRENT POSITION Supplier Payable Balance

A clearer supplier account history.

A supplier ledger can organize relevant bills, payments, adjustments and balances into a chronological account view.

Ledger behavior should follow the financial model implemented for the organization and should not be treated as a substitute for statutory accounting requirements unless those requirements are specifically designed into the solution.

Supplier bills Payments Adjustments Transaction references Running balance Account statement
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PAYMENT MANAGEMENT

Connect supplier payments with the obligations they settle.

01 STEP ONE

Select Supplier Bill

Identify the supplier obligation associated with the payment.

02 STEP TWO

Record Payment

Record the amount, date and relevant payment information.

03 STEP THREE

Allocate Payment

Connect the payment with relevant supplier transactions.

04 STEP FOUR

Update Payable

Reflect the payment in the supplier's outstanding position.

PAYABLES Supplier Due Payments
Overview
SUPPLIER Supplier A

Bill reference available

Due
SUPPLIER Supplier B

Bill reference available

Upcoming
SUPPLIER Supplier C

Bill reference available

Due
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DUE PAYMENT VISIBILITY

Know which supplier obligations need attention.

Where due dates and payable information are maintained, the system can provide operational views of supplier bills that are upcoming or require review.

This gives finance and purchasing teams a more structured way to review supplier payment obligations.

Due Date Bill Reference Supplier Bill Amount Paid Amount Balance
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SUPPLIER DOCUMENTS

Keep vendor documentation connected to supplier records.

COMMERCIAL

Agreements

Maintain relevant supplier agreements or document references.

FINANCIAL

Supplier Bills

Connect supplier invoice documents with relevant financial records.

PURCHASING

Purchase Documents

Maintain relevant purchase-related documentation and references.

PAYMENT

Payment Records

Connect supporting payment information with supplier activity.

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SUPPLIER PERFORMANCE

Use operational data to understand supplier activity.

01
ACTIVITY

Purchase Volume

Review purchasing volume associated with individual suppliers.

02
RECEIVING

Delivery Information

Use available receipt and delivery data to review supplier activity.

03
FINANCE

Payment Position

Review paid and outstanding amounts associated with suppliers.

04
HISTORY

Supplier History

Use historical transactions to support supplier review and comparison.

Supplier performance indicators depend on the quality and type of operational data captured by the implemented purchasing and receiving process.

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MULTI-BRANCH OPERATIONS

Manage supplier activity across multiple business locations.

CENTRAL Supplier Management
BRANCH 01 Purchasing Branch transactions
BRANCH 02 Purchasing Branch transactions
BRANCH 03 Purchasing Branch transactions
MANAGEMENT Combined View Authorized reporting
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SUPPLIER REPORTING

Turn supplier transactions into management information.

Structured supplier, purchasing and payment data can support operational reporting and management analysis.

Active suppliers Purchases by supplier Supplier bills Supplier payments Outstanding payables Supplier activity
SUPPLIER OVERVIEW Procurement Dashboard
SUPPLIERS Vendor Base Active records
PURCHASES Purchase Value Supplier activity
PAYABLES Outstanding Financial position
PURCHASE ACTIVITY Purchasing Trend
Overview
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
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CONNECTED BUSINESS

Supplier management works better when operations stay connected.

SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT Vendor Data Hub
Procurement Purchase activity
Inventory Goods received
Finance Bills & payables
Payments Supplier settlement
ERP Business operations
Branches Location activity
Power BI Supplier analytics
APIs External systems
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TECHNOLOGY

Technology selected around your operational requirements.

React TypeScript ASP.NET PHP SQL Server MySQL REST APIs Power BI Power Platform Cloud Hosting
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OUR PROCESS

Build around your supplier workflow.

01
DISCOVER Understand Procurement

Review suppliers, purchasing, bills, payments and current processes.

02
MAP Map Supplier Data

Define supplier records, purchasing relationships and finance requirements.

03
DESIGN Design the Workflow

Structure purchase-to-payment processes and user responsibilities.

04
BUILD Develop the Platform

Build supplier, purchase, payable and reporting modules.

05
CONNECT Integrate Operations

Connect inventory, finance, ERP or external systems where required.

06
IMPROVE Extend the System

Add automation, analytics and additional capabilities as needed.

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WHY INCODIV TECH

Supplier software designed around your business operations.

01

Process-First Design

Build around how your organization purchases and manages suppliers.

02

Connected Purchasing

Connect supplier records with purchase and receiving activity.

03

Payable Visibility

Connect supplier bills and payments where financial integration is required.

04

Multi-Branch Support

Structure supplier activity around multiple business locations.

05

Integration Ready

Connect procurement with inventory, finance, ERP and reporting platforms.

06

Reporting Focus

Use structured supplier data for operational and management reporting.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Supplier management questions.

What is a Supplier Management System?

A Supplier Management System centralizes supplier information and can connect vendors with purchasing, bills, payments, payables, documents and reporting.

Can the system maintain supplier purchase history?

Yes. Purchase orders, direct purchases and other relevant procurement transactions can be connected with supplier records according to the implemented workflow.

Can supplier bills and payments be tracked?

Yes. Supplier bills and payment activity can be maintained and connected to supplier accounts when finance functionality is included in the solution.

Can it show outstanding supplier payables?

Yes. Where bills, payments and relevant adjustments are captured, the system can calculate and display supplier payable positions based on configured business rules.

Can we generate a supplier ledger?

Yes. Supplier bills, payments and relevant adjustments can be presented in a chronological ledger or statement based on the implemented finance model.

Can it connect with inventory management?

Yes. Purchasing and goods receipt workflows can connect supplier transactions with inventory where the modules are integrated.

Can suppliers be managed across multiple branches?

Yes. Supplier and purchasing activity can include branch or location context while providing authorized consolidated views where required.

Can supplier data be reported in Power BI?

Yes. Structured supplier, purchase and payable data can be used as a source for Power BI reporting where appropriate.

STILL MANAGING SUPPLIERS, PURCHASES AND PAYABLES ACROSS MULTIPLE FILES?

Connect suppliers with every purchase and payment.

Bring supplier profiles, purchasing, bills, payments, outstanding payables, ledgers and reporting into one connected business platform.
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