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Create and maintain suppliers

Supplier records identify who provides fuel, parts or other goods. They connect commercial terms, orders, deliveries and invoices. A supplier record does not itself place an order or transfer a payment.

Reviewed 7 October 2026

Who this is for

Inventory managers and authorized managers/owners.

Before you begin

Prepare the supplier’s legal/trading name, contact, category, terms and known commercial details.

1Add a supplier

  1. Open Suppliers and choose Add supplier. Enter a recognizable name and the appropriate supplier category.
  2. Fill contact person, phone/email and address details used by your team. Enter payment terms, delivery lead time and minimum order where relevant.
  3. For fuel suppliers, review fuel-price information if the form provides it. Keep supplier purchase prices separate from station selling prices.
  4. Save and open the supplier detail. Check contact/terms before referencing it in orders or deliveries.
What you should see

A consistent supplier identity can be reused across the procurement workflow.

2Review activity and stop new use

  1. Search or filter by name, category and active status. Open the supplier to review deliveries and linked activity.
  2. Update contact or commercial details through the permitted action. Keep invoice references and historical transactions intact.
  3. Deactivate a supplier when it should no longer be used, after reviewing outstanding orders and unpaid invoices.
What you should see

Old transactions remain identifiable while new purchasing uses current suppliers.

A practical example

Use one supplier record for the same business instead of variations such as “Depot A” and “Depot-A Ltd” that split its invoices and delivery history.

If something goes wrong

The name already exists

Search inactive records too. Reuse or review the existing record rather than adding a near-duplicate.

Changing supplier terms did not pay an invoice

Terms describe an agreement. Record and reconcile an actual payment separately on the invoice.