EdgeERP is ultimately flexible and as easy as possible to combine with other systems.
This is due to its very common platform, standardized SQL and in its approach generally.
Some specific features of note include multi-currency, multi-language, multiple warehousing, banking,
recurring orders, report writer and sales analysis tools, payments and collections, physical inventory count facilities,
assemblies and kitsets using bill of materials, serial, batch and lot control of inventory, discounting and price breaking,
tremendous control over support information such as payment methods, powerful tax setup to handle practically anything without modification,
extensively controllable user security to all areas of the system.
Features List by Area
Purchasing
- Purchase orders and
suppliers can be in any currency.
- Supplier item descriptions
and pricing (in the currency of the supplier) for purchased items
can be maintained. Purchase orders automatically use these prices.
The same item can be purchased from many different suppliers.
- Quantities on
order show on inventory status inquiries – by inventory
location to receive into. Quantities on order also show on planning
reports.
- Goods received
can be entered up to the purchase order quantity plus a user
definable percentage allowance for over delivery.
- Goods received
are sequenced as a GRN and a record is retained for every stock
movement referenced to the GRN.
- Purchase
orders record the quantity received and the quantity invoiced as
well as the original quantity ordered.
- Purchase
orders can be emailed to one of the defined supplier contacts email
addresses.
- Inventory
planning report can be produced based on a 3 or 4 month lead time
showing suggested quantities to purchase based on the maximum of the
prior 3 months usage.
- Purchase
orders can be entered for nominal items – ie non-stock items
with a general ledger code to be entered to specify how the general
ledger integration postings should be made.
- Shipment
costing can be set up across several purchase orders from the same
supplier choosing only those lines that have been dispatched
together. Costs entered against these lines and against the shipment
(from AP) are apportioned across all lines. Shipment costing allows
for automatic updating of standard costs on closing shipments.
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