Catalog and price
Categories, brands, families, bundles, and price lists are the item the shopper and the cashier both see. Cart charges sit beside the price.
- Products
- Price lists
- Bundles
- Cart charges
Inventory
One item, from the price list to the goods receipt and the sourcing stage
Products, SKUs, brands, families, units, and properties live in the catalog. Purchase requisitions, RFQs, tenders, orders, and goods receipts land on that item. The sourcing cockpit shows the stage the document is in.
- Catalog
- Price lists
- Purchase
- Sourcing
What you can do
Catalog, price management, purchase, stock transfers, and a sourcing cockpit on one item master.
Purchase cockpit
A requisition becomes an RFQ or a tender, then a purchase order, a goods receipt, and a purchase invoice. Returns request their own document.
- Requisition
- RFQ
- Purchase order
- GRN
Stock documents
Branch transfers, reservations, stock verification, and damage movement write the quantity the warehouse is counting.
- Transfer
- Reservation
- Verification
- Damage
Sourcing cockpit
The office follows a sourcing request from stage to stage, with the funnel and the documents already raised.
- Stages
- Funnel
- Request
Buyer procurement
Buyers work the open purchases without leaving the item, the supplier, and the branch.
- Buyer cockpit
- Supplier
Inventory twin
Open one product and see the stock, the movement, and the documents around it.
- Product 360
- Movements
Works with
These features use the same orders, people, and stock.
Connected enterprise Catalogs, sales, warehouse, accounts, HR, fleet, and AI on one portal. English and Arabic. SQL Server or PostgreSQL. Sales and commerce Branded shopper app and website, with sales orders, invoices, returns, vouchers, and POS on one catalog. Skien.Suite The full platform these features belong to.
Start from the catalog you already sell
The item master is the same record the shop, the warehouse, and the purchase desk post against.
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