POcontrol.com - Manage Your Purchases

In a nutshell, POcontrol is a purchase control tool that will let you track and report on all spending within your organisation, be it a small-sized one or a large entity.

This solution is wholly web-based, and it enables the finance department in any organisation to monitor and control expenditures without having to spend on additional servers or upgrade its current computer network. Besides, it comes complete with Excel based reporting so that everything is instantly familiar from the word go.

When POcontrol is up and running the process for creating purchase orders goes along the following lines: you select a supplier from a list you created beforehand, buy the item(s) in question and then the purchased order which is generated is automatically mailed. Goods are reconciled as they arrive, and in the event incorrect goods were delivered you can have them rejected easily.

A system like this one is suitable for industries of every kind: healthcare, engineering, construction, entertainment… Any organization that has to deal with the purchase of supplies will actually be greatly benefited by it. I advice you to check the provided demo videos, and note that you can always request a free demo through the site.





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"POcontrol.com is a company that specialises in SAAS and our flagship product is an On Demand purchase order system that was devised and created to help manage the purchasing process. At its core is the ability to control what employees buy and how much they can spend.

Of course, this is not all the product can do but, controlling this kind of "maverick" purchasing is the key to its success - because of its importance for ANY company. This control aspect of the product alone means our clients see a rapid and continuing return on investment even without considering all the other features that POcontrol.com offers."

As we’re in a global recession any tool or application that can help organisations save money (and jobs in turn) is a good one by definition.

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