Spendflo Takes Procurement Automation to the Next Level with Purchase Orders in Spendflo
At the heart of that discipline? Purchase Orders.
A well-executed PO process gives Controllers and Finance teams the ability to:
But in many companies, POs are scattered across emails, spreadsheets, and ERP tabs, making true control difficult.
That’s why we’re excited to introduce Purchase Orders in Spendflo.
With Spendflo’s Purchase Orders module, you now have:
Centralized PO Creation and Management
Create purchase orders and view all purchase orders across subsidiaries, vendors, requesters, and departments in a single dashboard.
Linked Contract and Spend Visibility
See the contract linked to each PO, along with line items, spend amounts, service dates, and more—without digging through multiple systems.
Audit-Ready Documentation
Easily preview, brand, and download PO PDFs with your company logo, standard terms, and necessary notes—ensuring every document is standardized for compliance.
Frictionless Access Across Teams
Finance, Procurement, and Legal teams can view PO records directly in Spendflo—without requiring complex NetSuite access or additional licenses.
Subsidiary-Wide Reporting
Consolidate your view across global subsidiaries, simplifying financial reporting, spend analysis, and quarterly audits.
Controllers and Finance teams finally have:
In short, POs have become what they were always meant to be: Powerful tools for financial discipline, not just formality.
"Finance teams used to spend hours piecing together PO data from five tools. Now, everything’s where it should be—ready for reporting, review, or audit."
- Sid Sridharan, CEO, Spendflo
In a world where every dollar matters, Purchase Orders in Spendflo empowers finance leaders to bring clarity, control, and confidence back into procurement.
Spendflo doesn’t just organize POs. It makes them work for you.
Ask for a demo of Spendflo’s Purchase Orders module today.
For finance leaders, closing the books isn’t just about reconciling numbers. It’s about ensuring control, audit-readiness, spend visibility, and process discipline across the entire organization.