- Rhema Broadcasting Group Inc
- Fresh Herb & Salad Mix Co Ltd
- R&B Aluminium Ltd
- Cetronics Systems Ltd
In November, Accredo is releasing a new Purchase Pricing module to help you manage supplier pricing with greater accuracy and control.
Purchase Pricing works much like the Special Pricing module, but for the products you buy from your suppliers rather than sell to your customers.
For example, you may purchase a product from My Supplier where the cost changes depending on whether you buy a single item, a box, or a pallet.
The prices you’ve negotiated can be set up as rules in Purchase Pricing and will automatically apply whenever anyone in your company orders that product from My Supplier.
By adjusting the quantity on the order, you can instantly see if buying more would give you a better price break.
Beyond quantity breaks, Purchase Pricing also supports:
- Contract pricing and discounts
- Buying group discounts
- Limited-time promotions
The new module will be available from November on subscription for Accredo Version 8. It requires the Purchase Orders, Accounts Payable, and Inventory Control modules.
Seven signs you may need new accounting software
There are some common signs a business has outgrown its existing system. If your company is experiencing any of these give us a call.
Loss of control: A key growing pain is that nagging feeling you no longer have your finger on the pulse and don’t have good visibility of your day-to-day business processes.
No single source of truth: If you can’t trust what your reports are telling you about the state of your business, it’s difficult to make sensible tactical and strategic decisions.
Information overload: If you are relying on multiple spreadsheets to keep track of things, it’s difficult to get one, consolidated overview of the business.
Handling information more than once: Rekeying data all the time? This opens your business up to human error and prevents your workforce from undertaking higher value assignments.
Lack of functionality: It’s hard to run an efficient business and keep costs down if your system can’t perform key tasks.
Lack of integration: Communicating electronically with suppliers and customers is essential, so you need a system that can integrate seamlessly with third party applications.
Bottlenecks slowing you down: If you need to stop key processes, such as order-taking, because your system can’t cope with month end, you are losing valuable productivity.
There are some common signs a business has outgrown its existing system. If your company is experiencing any of these give us a call.
Loss of control: A key growing pain is that nagging feeling you no longer have your finger on the pulse and don’t have good visibility of your day-to-day business processes.
No single source of truth: If you can’t trust what your reports are telling you about the state of your business, it’s difficult to make sensible tactical and strategic decisions.
Information overload: If you are relying on multiple spreadsheets to keep track of things, it’s difficult to get one, consolidated overview of the business.
Handling information more than once: Rekeying data all the time? This opens your business up to human error and prevents your workforce from undertaking higher value assignments.
Lack of functionality: It’s hard to run an efficient business and keep costs down if your system can’t perform key tasks.
Lack of integration: Communicating electronically with suppliers and customers is essential, so you need a system that can integrate seamlessly with third party applications.
Bottlenecks slowing you down: If you need to stop key processes, such as order-taking, because your system can’t cope with month end, you are losing valuable productivity.
