Three-way matching before payment
Between purchase order, receipt and invoice, with supplier scoring built from their record.
Wholesale and purchasing
A requisition, a request for quotation and a purchase order; three-way matching between order, receipt and invoice that surfaces the difference before payment; and supplier scoring built from their record rather than from an impression.
Yamama Software, the company behind Sudo, is listed on the website of the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) among its approved e-invoicing solution providers, and Sudo integrates with ZATCA’s Fatoora platform for clearance and reporting.
The listing is the company’s, not your account’s: each business onboards its own device and obtains its own certificate from the Authority at onboarding, and we complete that with you.
An illustration with invented figures, not customer data.
The modules it runs on
All of them in one system, on one ledger. Open any of them to see what it does today, and what it does not do yet.
Purchasing
No invoice is paid before it is matched three ways
Inventory
Weight and quantity travel together
Sales
From quotation to collection, and from the drawer to the ledger
Accounting
One posting engine, and an entry that cannot be edited
Try it on your own business
Open a trial workspace and switch on your trade’s modules, or look at the prices first. Anything you do not find is built as a module of your own, inside the same instance.