Solutions / Operations and supply chain
Procurement procure to pay and vendor management
Procurement software earns its keep by stopping the small leaks: unapproved purchases, duplicate vendors, invoices paid against goods never received. We build procure to pay systems with clear approvals, three-way matching and vendor records that stay clean, connected to your ERP or Tally for the accounting.

Modules
Modules we build into your Procurement
Start with the modules that matter most and add the rest in later releases.
- Purchase requisitions
- Requests from any department with budget checks and approval routing by value and category.
- RFQs and comparisons
- RFQs sent to shortlisted vendors, quotes collected online and compared side by side.
- Purchase orders
- POs and rate contracts with terms, delivery schedules and amendments tracked.
- Vendor onboarding
- Vendor self-registration with GSTIN, PAN, bank and Udyam details verified, and duplicate checks.
- Goods receipt
- GRN against PO at the gate or store, with quality inspection and short or excess recorded.
- Invoice matching
- Three-way match of PO, GRN and invoice, GSTR-2B checks for input tax credit, and TDS deduction.
- Vendor payments
- Payment scheduling with MSME 45 day due dates highlighted, and remittance advice to the vendor.
- Vendor performance
- Delivery, quality and price scores per vendor, used in the next sourcing round.
AI built in
Where AI saves time in this system
Invoice capture
Reads PDF and scanned invoices, extracts line items and taxes, and prepares them for matching.
Price benchmarking
Compares quoted prices with past purchases and flags quotes well above the usual range.
Duplicate and fraud checks
Spots duplicate invoices, vendors sharing bank accounts and split POs that avoid approval limits.
Spend analysis
Classifies spend by category from free text descriptions and shows where consolidation would help.
- Spend this quarter
- ₹24.6 Cr
- PO cycle time
- 3.2 days
- Spend under contract
- 72%
- MSME dues near 45 days
- 14
Invoices auto-matched (%)
Spend by category
- Raw material46
- Packaging17
- Services14
- Capex13
- MRO spares10
Effort and cost
USD 900 to 1,600
INR 89,550 to 1,59,200, plus taxes, for a typical first release
- Effort
- 450 to 800 hours
- Timeline
- First release in 4 to 6 weeks
At the 2good.dev rate of USD 2 or INR 199 per hour, billed against outputs you accept. Your own estimate depends on modules, integrations and data migration.
Build, buy or both
If you are already on SAP, Oracle or Dynamics, start with their purchasing modules and add only what is missing. Odoo and Zoho cover simple requisition to PO flows well for smaller teams. Custom or hybrid pays off when approvals are complex (project wise budgets in construction, capex versus opex, multi-plant), when vendors need a proper portal, or when finance is spending days matching invoices and checking GSTR-2B by hand.
Connects with
- SAP, Oracle, Odoo or Microsoft Dynamics
- Tally
- GST portal and GSTR-2B data
- PAN and GSTIN verification APIs
- Bank payment files or APIs
- GeM for public buyers
- Email and WhatsApp Business
Industries
Sectors that use Procurement this way
Questions
Procurement: common questions
- Project · O2EProcurement and inventory ERP for a manufacturer with three warehouses
- Project · O2EPurchase requisition approval workflow linked to ERP for a manufacturer
- Supply Chain and Warehouse ManagementSupply chain and WMS
- Field Service ManagementField service
- Fleet Management and Transport Management SystemFleet and TMS
Does it work with Tally?
Yes. Approved POs, GRNs and matched invoices post to Tally as vouchers, so accounts stay in Tally.
Can vendors log in?
Yes. A vendor portal lets them register, respond to RFQs, accept POs, upload invoices and see payment status.
How do you handle MSME payment rules?
Vendors with Udyam registration are tagged, and their invoices show the 45 day due date so payments are planned in time.
Talk to us
Planning your Procurement?
Tell us what you use today and what is not working. We will say whether to extend it or build.
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