From purchase request to payment, matched at every step.

Raise requests against projects and contracts, convert them to purchase orders, record goods receipts, and pay supplier invoices only when order, receipt and invoice agree.

  • Purchase requests
  • Multi-level PO approval
  • Goods receipts
  • Three-way matching
  • Payments
What you can do

One chain from need to payment.

Purchase requests

Multi-line requests for capital, operating, new deployment, replacement or emergency needs, against an approved project and an optional contract.

Approval and delegation

An approver is named at submission, and approval can be delegated.

Purchase orders

Approved requests convert to purchase orders, with multi-level approval by amount, change orders, revisions and a PDF.

Goods receipts

Receipts are posted against the purchase order with accepted and rejected quantities.

Three-way matching

Invoices are checked against order and receipt. Quantity and price variances beyond tolerance put the invoice on hold.

Payments

Matched invoices are approved for payment, then tracked as scheduled, partially paid or paid.

In the product

What it looks like.

Procure-to-Pay

Purchase orders from approval to receipt.

The overview counts orders pending approval, approved but not yet issued and partially received, along with invoices held by three-way matching. Approval levels and receipt progress are charted.

  • Pending approval by level
  • Receipt progress of approved orders
  • Value still to receive
assetziq / Procure-to-Pay
assetziq screen: Purchase orders from approval to receipt.
Supplier invoices

Invoices held until they match.

Invoices are shown as on hold, matched and waiting for approval, approved but unpaid, overdue or paid. Hold reasons and payables ageing explain where attention is needed.

  • Three-way match exceptions
  • Hold reasons, such as price variance
  • Payables ageing
assetziq / Supplier invoices
assetziq screen: Invoices held until they match.
The chain

Five linked documents, one audit trail.

  1. Purchase request

    Raised and approved.

  2. Purchase order

    Approved by amount level and issued.

  3. Goods receipt

    Posted against the order.

  4. Supplier invoice

    Matched to order and receipt.

  5. Payment

    Scheduled and paid.

An invoice on hold is matched again automatically when a further receipt is posted.

Tied to commitments

Requests start from what you have already agreed.

Lines take their item and price from contract lines, and requested quantity is checked against the contract.

  • Projects and contracts verified when a request is raised
  • Lines priced from contract lines
  • Data import, with templates, for requests
  • Purchase order history export
  • Status history on every document

See Procure-to-Pay with your own data.

We will walk through this module on a workflow that matters to your organization.