Send orders, flag changes, bundle purchase records. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Send authorized materials orders and log the supplier email beside each order.
Your authorized orders go to suppliers' ordering desks. Your buying team sees the sent email details beside each order.
Show material invoice differences against project purchase orders.
Your reviewer gets the invoice, purchase order, and exact differences in a task that's ready for a decision.
Return supplier forms with details that conflict with materials purchase orders.
Keep supplier setup aligned with your approved orders. When form details conflict, suppliers receive an email showing what to correct.
Email material orders to suppliers and keep a copy for the job.
Your suppliers get the purchase orders you choose to send, and you can find copies in your inbox later.
Email construction suppliers about missing remittance contacts.
Your suppliers get a clear request for missing remittance contacts, with a link to submit a corrected onboarding form.
Show when a revised supplier quote changes an approved project purchase.
See whether a supplier's replacement quote changes the terms on your purchase request before you decide again.
Send approved material orders to suppliers with the final PDF.
Your suppliers get the purchase orders they need to start work, and your team has a sent copy to track what went out.
Send supplier changes on approved job purchases to the approver.
Your approver sees supplier changes after approval. Both supplier names and the request link arrive in chat.
Hold field handoffs when revised drawings change work under a change order.
Keep construction work from moving ahead on an outdated drawing decision. Your coordinator gets a linked review when a revision affects a change order.
Attach signed materials agreements to the matching purchase tasks.
Your purchase tasks carry the completed supplier agreement link, so your team can open the right document from the order's task.
Attach completed supplier agreement links to construction purchase tasks.
Your team can open completed agreements from purchase tasks, even when those tasks started without links.
Reopen approval when revised construction contracts change before signing.
Your contract manager gets a fresh approval review for changed terms, with the earlier decision linked and signing on hold.