Capture the PO
Receive emailed, PDF, spreadsheet or message-based purchase orders without treating them as final.
Turn emailed POs, PDF attachments, spreadsheets and message orders into supplier-reviewed drafts while moving repeat customers toward structured app and web ordering.
PO received
Draft order created
Unclear lines checked
Staff approves next step
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
A customer's PO can contain shorthand, missing units, account-specific pricing issues and delivery instructions that must be visible before the order moves forward.
Receive emailed, PDF, spreadsheet or message-based purchase orders without treating them as final.
Use automation to structure customer, product, quantity, note and delivery details.
Expose unclear product names, substitutions, account prices and delivery exceptions for staff.
Let the supplier team review before fulfilment, invoice preparation or customer follow-up.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, emailed purchase orders, PDF attachments, spreadsheet orders and customer account matching stay with the order, so the supplier can check it without retyping a call, email or message.
The supplier team receives one order record with emailed purchase orders, PDF attachments, spreadsheet orders and customer account matching. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
Staff retype every line into another system.
The PO becomes a structured draft for review.
Errors can move downstream too early.
Uncertain products, prices and notes stay visible.
Manual formats remain the main habit.
Repeat buyers can move toward app and web ordering.
Use customer POs with mixed product names, attachments, spreadsheets and delivery instructions to test review quality.
Use emails, PDFs and spreadsheets from customers who order regularly.
Check customer match, product lines, quantities, prices and notes.
Measure how much retyping and back-and-forth the order desk avoids.
A customer's PO can contain shorthand, missing units, account-specific pricing issues and delivery instructions that must be visible before the order moves forward.
A supplier that can still accept the ordering format they use today. Confidence that attached or emailed POs are interpreted carefully.
Less retyping from PDF, spreadsheet and email purchase orders. Clear prompts for uncertain lines and account exceptions.
No. Automated capture creates a clearer draft or order route; supplier staff retain the checkpoint for uncertain products, quantities, prices and delivery instructions.
Bring emailed POs, PDFs and spreadsheets so the demo can show the draft and review path.