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Purchase Orders

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Governed purchase orders, native to your ERP

Raise a PO from a contract, an award or an ad-hoc request. Approval routed by threshold. Posted to Xero, MYOB or Jobpac the moment it's approved.

Built for POs that create governance, not paperwork

Built for POs that create governance, not paperwork

Approved by threshold

Auto-routed by dollar value. Typical CA → PM under $50k; adds Construction Manager over $50k.

Tied to cost code

Every line item ties to a cost code. Budget indicator flags any PO that would push it over.

Posted to your ERP

Xero, MYOB Advanced, Jobpac and Sage update the moment the PO is approved.

THE PROBLEM

An email PO vs a governed PO.

An email PO is a Word doc with a supplier's name at the top. It gets sent. The supplier delivers. The invoice arrives. AP has no PO reference. Coding is guesswork. The commitment doesn't hit the ledger until the invoice does.

A Plexa PO is a live commitment: raised against a contract or cost code, approved by the right person, posted to the ledger immediately, matched against the invoice when it arrives.

PO to ERP in one movement

Approve the PO in Plexa. It lands in Xero, MYOB Advanced or Jobpac as a committed cost within seconds. When the invoice arrives, it matches automatically.

FAQ

Quick answers: everything you need to know about purchase orders in Plexa.

What is a construction O&M manual?

What documents belong in an O&M handover pack?

How does Plexa help avoid the PC-week scramble?

Can we export the O&M pack to the client's DMS?

What happens if a subcontractor doesn't submit their O&M documents?

Does Plexa support handover for private and government clients?

See governed purchase orders running on your projects

Flat pricing, $99 per user per module.
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