Most purchase problems are really matching problems: the order said 500, the lorry brought 480, the bill says 500, and the credit note never came. tBiz keeps the three documents joined so the gap is visible on the day it happens.
| Supplier | Not due | 0–30 | 31–60 | 60+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jindal Steel Traders | 2,40,000.00 | 88,500.00 | — | — |
| Kumar Packaging | — | 46,200.00 | 18,900.00 | — |
| Deepak Transport | — | 12,400.00 | — | 31,600.00 |
A purchase order knows what has been received against it and what is still to come, so a part-delivery does not need a second order or a spreadsheet.
Receive what actually arrived. Short receipts, rejections and rate differences are recorded at the goods-inward stage, where somebody still remembers them.
Order, receipt and supplier bill are compared, and a mismatch in quantity or rate is shown before the bill is passed for payment.
Purchase entries are reconciled against the GSTR-2B, so the credit you claim is the credit your supplier actually reported.
Payables bucketed by due date rather than invoice date, with the supplier’s terms applied — because "60 days" is not the same for every supplier.
A rate difference or a rejection raises a debit note against the original bill, reverses the right amount of tax, and shows up in the supplier’s statement.
Yes, and you should — the GRN updates stock on the day the lorry comes, and the bill is matched to it later. Stock that is physically in the godown but invisible in the system is the single most common cause of a stock ledger nobody trusts.
The GRN records what actually arrived, the purchase order stays open for the balance, and if the supplier has already billed the full quantity the mismatch is flagged when the bill is entered.
Yes. Purchase entries are matched against the 2B for the period, and the unmatched ones are listed both ways — bills you have that the portal does not, and portal entries you have not booked.
Yes. Approval rules are configuration, not code: you set who must approve a bill above a value, and the payment cannot be made until they have.
Import your suppliers and open balances, and get a payables ageing that matches the bills on your desk.