Buy well, and receive exactly what arrived
Raise purchase orders to your suppliers, receive them in parts, capture batches and expiry at the dock, and add freight and duty as landed cost — so your cost of goods is the real one.
Receive exactly what arrived
Open a purchase order and receive what's on the truck — all of it or part of it, into the location you choose. Stock lands the moment you confirm.
How purchasing works →Costs that include getting it here
Add freight, duty and other charges to a purchase, and they flow into the cost of the stock they brought. A late supplier invoice corrects your costs from its own date — history is never rewritten.
- Freight and duty as landed cost
- Late invoices correct, never rewrite
- Cost of goods recognised when it ships
Everything else in purchasing
Suppliers
Your suppliers and their contacts, ready to order from.
Partial receipts
Receive a purchase order across several deliveries.
Batches at the dock
Capture batch, serial and expiry as stock arrives.
Close short
Close a purchase order that will never fully arrive.
Automatic invoicing
Let a received order invoice and close itself, if you choose.
Foreign suppliers
Buy in their currency; your books convert at the recorded rate.
Questions people ask
- What if the supplier sends less?
- Receive what came. The rest stays open for the next delivery, or close the order short.
- When does stock count as received?
- The moment you confirm the receipt, at the location you receive it into.
Explore the rest of Manifold
Inventory
Every unit, at every location, with the history behind it.
Orders
A pipeline shaped like your business, from order to invoice.
Wholesale & quotes
Quotes, price books and trade customers, done properly.
Accounting & reports
Real cost of goods, a balanced ledger and reports that agree.
Sales channels
Shopify, Amazon and the App Store, on one stock count.
AI agents
Claude and ChatGPT working in your business, as you.
Migrate from Cin7
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