Vendor and supplier management for construction

One account per supplier across every site, so "how much do I owe Annai Cement?" has a single answer.

ஒவ்வொரு supplier-க்கும் ஒரே account. "Annai Cement-க்கு எவ்வளவு பாக்கி?" — ஒரே நம்பர், எல்லா site-ம் சேர்த்து.

The Vendors screen: outstanding by supplier, bills recorded and paid to date

The cement supplier says you owe three lakh. Your diary says two. Both of you are quoting different sites and neither of you can prove it.

One account, every site

Vendors are company-level, not site-level, so a supplier serving four projects has one running balance — which is how they think about you, and therefore how you need to think about them.

  • Running outstanding across every site
  • Payments allocated over the vendor's whole account, oldest first
  • GST details held per vendor for correct tax treatment on bills
  • Vendor types and trades you define, not a fixed enum

Contractors and work orders

Labour subcontractors are handled as work orders, including running-account arrangements where no fixed value was ever agreed — because that is how a lot of real work is let, and blocking a payment until someone invents a contract value is how systems get abandoned.

  • Fixed-value, milestone and running-account work orders
  • Variations recorded against the order
  • Payments never blocked for want of a contract value

Purchase to payment in one line

Purchase order, delivery, bill, payment — each step references the last, so a payment can always be traced back to what it bought.

Questions builders ask

Can I see what I owe a supplier across all sites?

Yes — that is the default. A vendor has one account and one outstanding balance spanning every project, with the site-level breakdown available underneath it.

How are part-payments handled?

A payment allocates over the vendor's open bills oldest-first, so the balance always reflects reality rather than requiring you to pick which bill a cheque was for.

Can I add my own vendor categories?

Yes. Vendor type and trade are lists you maintain, seeded with sensible defaults. A category in use cannot be deleted out from under existing records.

Works with

See it on one of your own projects.

We set up a real site of yours during the demo — your rates, your vendors, your crew.