Approval Workflow
A defined chain of approvals a document must pass through, such as PO approval by a manager.
Core terms across procurement, inventory, sales, manufacturing and compliance in an ERP system.
25 terms · Updated 12 November 2026
A defined chain of approvals a document must pass through, such as PO approval by a manager.
Tracking products by production lot, useful for expiry dates, quality checks and recalls.
A list of all raw materials, parts and quantities required to make one finished product.
ERP software hosted online and accessed through a browser, with no on-premise servers to maintain.
Following laws, tax rules and industry standards. ERP helps automate tax calculation, filings and audit records.
A single screen with charts and key figures that gives a quick view of business health.
Enterprise Resource Planning. Software that connects finance, sales, procurement, inventory and other functions in one system with shared data.
A record created when ordered goods arrive, confirming what was actually received versus what was ordered.
A way for the ERP to exchange data with other software, such as e-commerce, banking or payroll tools.
The stock of raw materials, work-in-progress and finished goods a business holds, tracked by quantity, location and value.
Key Performance Indicator. A measurable value showing how well the business is meeting an objective.
Core reference information such as customers, vendors, items and chart of accounts that other records depend on.
Material Requirements Planning. Calculates what materials are needed, how much and when, based on demand.
The process of finding, selecting and buying goods or services your business needs, from raising a request to paying the supplier.
A formal document sent to a vendor confirming what you want to buy, with quantity, price and delivery terms.
An internal request asking the purchasing team to buy something, usually sent for approval first.
Information updated the moment a transaction happens, so everyone sees the same current numbers.
The minimum stock quantity at which the system prompts you to place a new purchase order.
Giving users access only to the data and functions their job role requires.
The activities that turn leads into paying customers, including quotations, orders, delivery and invoicing.
A confirmed customer order that triggers stock reservation, delivery and invoicing.
Stock Keeping Unit. A unique code assigned to each product variant so it can be tracked precisely.
A supplier or company that provides goods or services to your business.
Managing storage locations, stock movement, picking and dispatch within one or more warehouses.
An instruction authorizing production of a specific quantity of a product.
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