Your vendors' complete self-service portal — quotations & tenders, invoicing, live account statements, and payments — all AI-assisted, one login across every client company. This guide covers the Invoicing & Verification module (live today) for vendors, project managers, and administrators.
📋 Quotes & tenders🧾 Self-service invoicing✓ AI 3-way match📊 Live account statement🔗 One login · many clients💸 Auto Payment Request
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The big idea — a marketplace, not silos
QuantProc™ is the platform where client companies and vendors meet. A vendor isn't owned by one company — the same vendor can supply many client companies, and each client works with many vendors. So a vendor signs in once and sees the purchase orders of every client that engaged them, each with that client's own vendor code.
one identity → many clients
One vendor identity fans out to every client company — the login shows all their POs together, labelled by client.
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Why this matters: vendors never juggle a separate account per company, and you never re-key a vendor that already exists on the platform. The same supplier keeps one profile; each client simply sees its own code (ABPL_, AGCO_, AGEL_…).
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The flow in three moves
From a vendor's invoice to money leaving the building — three roles, one clean pipeline. No more chasing project managers for paper invoices.
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1 · Vendor submits
Picks a PO, enters invoice & quantities, uploads the PDF.
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2 · PM verifies
Checks ordered vs received vs invoiced. Approve, return, or reject.
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3 · Payment starts
Approval auto-creates a Payment Request in the accounts pipeline.
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For vendors — submit an invoice
Sign in and open 🧾 Submit Invoice from the sidebar. You'll see every purchase order across all the client companies you supply.
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Find your purchase order
The My Purchase Orders table lists your open POs. The Client column tells you which company each PO belongs to. Click Raise Invoice → on the one you're billing.
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My Purchase Orders — POs from multiple clients in one list, each tagged with its client company.
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Fill the invoice — quantities come pre-filled
The Raise Invoice panel opens with the line items pulled straight from the purchase order: description, ordered quantity, and rate are already there (look for the ✓ pulled from PO chip). You only enter your invoice number, date, and the invoiced quantity per line, then attach the PDF.
Raise Invoice · AIMS Buildmart · PO AIMSP/0288/26-27
Ordered quantity (108) and rate arrive from the real Zoho PO — you just confirm the invoiced quantity and attach the bill.
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Track your status any time. The My Submitted Invoices table below shows each invoice as submitted → approved, or returned/rejected with the reviewer's note so you know exactly what to fix.
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For project managers — verify quantities
Open Material Management → Invoice Verification. The Pending queue holds every invoice awaiting your check. Use the division toggle (🏛 Govt / 🏢 Corp) up top to focus.
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Open a submission
Click any row to see the full invoice, amount variance vs the PO, and the line-by-line 3-way match.
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Read the flags
Any line where invoiced > received is marked over-invoiced in red. Everything reconciled shows ok.
Invoice Verification · Verify Invoice
The 3-way match: line 2 is flagged because 40 were invoiced but only 32 received — the PM can Return it with a note.
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Decide — and payment starts itself
Approve → Payment instantly creates a Payment Request (e.g. PR-2607-DOGY) that enters the accounts disbursement pipeline — no separate data entry. Return to vendor or Reject both require a short note explaining why, which the vendor sees on their side.
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For admins — give a vendor a login
On the Invoice Verification screen, click 👤 Vendor Logins (top-right). Search a vendor, enter their email, and create the login. Because it binds to the vendor's platform identity, that one login reaches every client company they supply.
Vendor Portal Logins
Create a vendor login in two fields. The "Reaches" column shows how many client companies each login spans.
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Line-item pre-fill needs a Zoho connection. POs from a client company connected to Zoho fill their quantities automatically. For companies not yet connected, the vendor sees a “PO lines unavailable — enter manually” note and can still submit. Connect the client's Zoho org and it lights up automatically — no code change.