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Supply Chain Management

This supply chain management software joins buying, making, storing and delivering into one view. It suits manufacturers with depots and distributors who run short in one place while holding excess in another. What it gets right is showing stock at plants, depots, job workers, in transit and with distributors together, so planning starts from the real position.

Who uses it

Supply chain heads, Planners, Purchase managers, Logistics staff, Sales operations

Runs on

Web and Android

Part of

Business software

What makes it different

Built for the way your trade works.

Joins buying, making, storing and delivering into one view. Suits manufacturers with depots and distributors who face stock-outs in one place and excess in another.

01

Plan purchase and production from sales forecast and open orders

02

See stock at plants, depots, job workers, transit and distributors together

03

Track primary sales to distributors and secondary sales to retailers

  • Suggest depot replenishment from stock norms and sales rate
  • Follow each despatch by LR (lorry receipt), transporter and delivery proof
  • Compare freight rates and check transporter bills against agreed rates
  • Track supplier lead time and on-time delivery
  • Give suppliers and dealers a portal for orders, despatch and ledger
  • Flag likely stock-outs and excess stock before they happen
  • Measure order fill rate and order-to-delivery days
How the work flows

A day's work, in order.

Step 01

Demand is planned

Sales forecast and open orders decide what to buy and what to make.

Step 02

Material is bought

Purchase orders go out, and supplier lead time and on-time delivery are tracked.

Step 03

Goods are made

Production is planned against that demand, and finished stock moves to the plant store.

Step 04

Depots are refilled

Replenishment is suggested for each depot from its stock norm and rate of sale.

Step 05

Despatch is followed

Each consignment is tracked by LR (lorry receipt), transporter and proof of delivery.

Step 06

Sales are tracked

Primary sales to distributors and secondary sales to retailers show what is really moving.

Modules inside

9 modules, one set of books.

Each module writes to the same records, so stock, production and accounts never disagree.

Buying and selling

Procurement with three-way PO matching

Raises purchase orders from reorder levels or pending sales, then matches the supplier's bill against the PO and the…

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Manufacturing

Production planning

Turns sales orders and stock targets into work orders, checks material availability and loads them onto machines,…

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Inventory and warehouse

Multi-godown stock and transfers

Keeps separate stock for each factory, godown, shop floor store and job worker location.

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Inventory and warehouse

Warehouse (bins, picking, dispatch)

Maps the godown into racks and bins and tells staff where to put away and where to pick from.

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Buying and selling

Sales orders, challans and invoices

Takes an order through to delivery challan and GST invoice, with part dispatches, pending order balance and several…

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Buying and selling

Transport and LR tracking

Records transporter, LR (lorry receipt) number, vehicle, bales or cartons and freight against each dispatch and links…

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Buying and selling

Dealer and customer portals

A login for dealers and customers to place orders at their own rates, track dispatch, download invoices and ledger,…

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Finance and compliance

E-invoice and e-way bill

Generates IRN, signed QR code and e-way bill straight from the invoice or challan, singly or in bulk.

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Data, AI and integration

BI dashboards

Live charts of sales, collections, stock, production and cash, with drill-down to the entry behind each figure.

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Who it is for

Used across industries.

Supply Chain Management is used by manufacturers, traders, distributors and service businesses alike, and is shaped to the trade it runs in.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is the difference between primary and secondary sales, and why track both?

Primary sales are what you bill to distributors, and secondary sales are what distributors sell on to retailers. If you plan only on primary sales, you may be filling distributor godowns with stock that is not moving. Tracking both shows true demand.

Can it tell us before a depot runs out?

Yes. Each depot has a stock norm, and the system compares stock on hand and in transit with the rate of sale. It flags likely stock-outs and excess early, and suggests what to send.

How does it control freight cost?

Agreed rates for each transporter are kept in the system. You can compare rates when choosing a transporter, and each transporter bill is checked against the agreed rate before it is passed for payment.

Does it suit FMCG, building materials and industrial goods equally?

The flow is the same, the detail differs. Food and FMCG plan around shelf life and batches, building materials around weight, freight and depot stock, and industrial goods around long supplier lead times. Norms and units are set for your goods.

Does Supply Chain Management work on mobile?

Yes. It runs on Web and Android, so people on the floor, in the field or on the road work on the phone while the office works on the full screens.

Can Supply Chain Management be changed to fit how my business works?

Yes. Kreon builds and supports it, so screens, reports, approvals and rules are shaped to your process. Tell us what is different about the way you work and we will show you how it fits before anything is built.

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See Supply Chain Management working.

Book a demo and we will walk you through it with examples from your own trade, then tell you plainly what would need to change for your business.