Purchasing and receiving
Record purchase orders and the quantities actually received. Link receipts to batch, expiry date and cost while retaining outstanding quantities.

Food industry · ERP · traceability
Repovi is an ERP for food businesses. It connects purchasing, batch inventory, production, orders, deliveries and collections so each team can continue working with information from the same operation.
For food producers and distributors managing stock, expiry dates and commercial transactions. Also for businesses that produce and distribute within one operation.
Product capabilities
A receipt changes inventory. Production consumes batches. A delivery has an order and an outstanding payment. Repovi keeps those relationships together.
Record purchase orders and the quantities actually received. Link receipts to batch, expiry date and cost while retaining outstanding quantities.
Review stock and expiry dates, record movements and write-offs, and prioritize the batches that expire first.
Work with product specifications, recipes and production orders. Record materials consumed, finished goods produced and the relationship between their batches.
Follow orders from preparation to delivery. Dispatch notes retain the relationship with the customer, products and quantities delivered.
Connect operational documents with collections and payments. Review the amounts already applied and the balance still outstanding.
Manage cash points, opening balances, cash counts, payment methods, deposits and reconciliation according to each role’s permissions.
How it works
Use the modules your business needs. A distributor follows inventory, orders and deliveries; a producer also records the consumption and transformation of raw materials.
Confirm the actual receipt against the purchase and complete the batch details. If less arrives than ordered, the difference remains outstanding on the order.
For production, record materials consumed and the finished batch. For distribution, prepare the order using available stock and expiry dates.
Keep the relationship between the order, products and quantities delivered. The inventory movement belongs to the same workflow.
Connect invoices and applied receipts with the operation. Review balances and cash movements while retaining the context behind each collection.
A concrete example
Illustrative example: a bakery receives flour, produces bread and prepares a delivery.
Receipt, expiry date and cost
Recorded raw material consumption
Dispatch note and payment follow-up
The team can follow the batches used and the related documents. This history helps review the product’s origin, transformation and dispatch.
Part of the Huminary ecosystem
Owners and administrators can explore their company’s information, prepare analyses and review Ankie’s proposals. For example, check which batches need attention because of their expiry dates before preparing an order.
Available actions depend on enabled features and permissions; critical actions require approval. A suggestion to purchase, deliver or change data does not mean that action has been carried out.
Getting started
The initial data should reflect your operation: products, units, stock, people and documents. Reviewing it helps make the first workflow useful.
Prepare products, customers, suppliers and branches. Review units and identifiers before importing information.
Check quantities, expiry dates and available costs. If you manufacture, add product specifications and recipes.
Assign roles and try a receiving, preparation or production, delivery and collection workflow that matches your business.
Before you begin
The next step
From receiving to delivery and payment: let’s review which parts of your operation need to connect and whether Repovi is the right starting point.