The document discusses product order management systems and their key functions. It notes that order management systems come in a wide range of options and functionality, from basic to fully integrated enterprise resource planning systems. The systems allow users to enter and manage customer orders, streamline procurement and fulfillment processes, manage stock levels through integration with warehouse systems, customize purchase and sales order templates, generate invoices from sales orders, and print and email orders to customers and vendors.

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2. INTRODUCTION In order management systems a number of different products come to mind. The range and variety of options and functionality of the systems that inhabit this segment of the market is truly remarkable. These systems all offer the ability to enter and manage customer orders as the name suggests. From there, we see a departure in functionality offerings that run the gamut between bare-bones order management and fully functioning enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. Order management systems are at the center of almost every other system in the organization.

3. CURRENT WORKING Streamline organization-wide procurement and fulfillment processes with an integrated approach. Manage up-to-date stock position by seamless. integration between order fulfillment and available stock in your warehouse. Customize Purchase Order (PO) and Sales Order (SO) templates as per your organization requirements. Create invoice with a single click from the Sales Order. Avoid duplicate work by dynamically displaying the Billing & Shipping addresses and terms & conditions while creating orders. Add line items to the Orders and update subtotal, taxes, adjustments, and grand total amounts automatically. Create printer-friendly Order (PO/SO) and deliver to the Vendors/Customers through inbuilt email service.