How VERP fits your kind of business

The same nine modules serve very different businesses. What changes is where you start. Here is what retail, manufacturing, distribution and service teams usually switch on first.

Where each type of business usually starts

Retail and wholesale

You sell a lot of products to a lot of customers, often from more than one location.

Stock by location, with transfers between your shop and warehouse.
Quotation to invoice without re-typing for wholesale orders.
GST invoices and tax summaries that tie back to each sale.
Customer outstanding reports, so you know who to call about payments.

Manufacturing

You buy raw material, hold stock and sell finished goods, and you need purchase and stock to agree.

Purchase orders, goods receipt and supplier bills in one flow.
Stock valuation that follows every receipt and sale.
Supplier payment planning from the payables that purchase already created.
Role-based access, so store, purchase and accounts staff each see their own work.

Distribution

You move stock between locations and dispatch orders every day.

Multi-location stock and transfers.
Sales orders that move to dispatch and then to invoice.
Reorder levels per item, so fast movers do not run out.
Live sales and outstanding reports for each day, not only at month-end.

Services

You sell time or projects more than stock, but you still quote, bill and collect.

Quotations that turn into invoices with GST.
Receivables and payment tracking in accounts.
CRM to follow an enquiry through to a signed quote.
HR and attendance for your team in the same system.

Not on the list?

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