Detailed purchase bills with item rows
Purchase entries store bill number, supplier name, purchase date, item quantities, units, SKU, HSN code, notes, batch fields, and expiry details where supplied.
Record stock purchases with supplier details, bill numbers, payment status, item quantities, and due balances so restocking stays connected to inventory.
Incoming stock is difficult to follow when bill numbers, supplier names, item quantities, and pending payments are stored separately. Dugam ties those details together so purchasing decisions and follow-up remain visible after the goods arrive.
Purchase entries store bill number, supplier name, purchase date, item quantities, units, SKU, HSN code, notes, batch fields, and expiry details where supplied.
Each purchase records paid, partial, or unpaid status, the amount paid, and the remaining due amount for supplier follow-up.
Quick purchase can add stock immediately, and the pending purchase can later be completed with supplier, bill, and payment details.
Supplier views summarize purchase value, due bills, total due, last purchase date, and allow supplier payment updates.
Step 1
Enter the supplier, bill number, purchase date, and payment status for the incoming order.
Step 2
List the products, quantities, units, prices, and any expiry or batch details that came with the stock.
Step 3
Dugam updates stock from the purchase items and keeps the supplier-facing paid and due amounts on the record.
Step 4
Open the suppliers area to review due bills, total due amounts, and new payments against the supplier.
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Yes. Quick purchase can update stock first, and the remaining supplier and payment details can be completed later.
Yes. Purchase records store payment status, amount paid, and due amount for each bill.
Yes. The suppliers area summarizes purchase bills, dues, stock value, and payment history by supplier.
Yes. Purchase item rows include expiry fields, so incoming stock can carry expiry information into later inventory views.