Landed cost, to the cent.
Orders, receiving and landed cost on one ledger. Every delivery reconciles to its purchase order, and every discrepancy surfaces before the invoice does.
Buy with discipline, not from memory
Purchase orders that hold the line
Raise an order and the rules come with it: agreed pricing, allocations, packaging. Over-receiving, duplicate POs and quiet cost creep cannot happen, because the system will not let them.
Receiving that reconciles itself
Check in a delivery and inventory updates the instant it lands. Every change is tied back to its purchase order, and every discrepancy is flagged before it ever reaches the invoice.
Landed cost, to the cent
Freight, duty, insurance and exchange folded into the true cost of every bottle. Back-to-back orders and bonded stock are handled the way the trade actually works.
What it writes to the model, and what Launchpad does with it.
A purchase order is visible to the cellar, the kitchen and finance the moment it is raised, and the count written at the dock is the count everything else reads.
- Reads & writes
- suppliers, purchase orders, deliveries, stock, landed cost
- Launchpad
- Buys to par. Raises a discrepancy the moment a delivery lands short. Chases the supplier.
- Autonomy
- Set per capability, from off to unattended, and movable back
- Works with
- Grapestack, Recipes, Finance
Upgrade your buying.
FAQ
It sits over your existing buying and inventory: structured POs, receiving and costing on one ledger, with no rip-and-replace and no new hardware.
Freight, duty, insurance and exchange fold into the true cost of every bottle as the order moves, so the margin you buy against is the margin that is actually true today.
Yes. Vintages, regions and packaging are captured precisely, and bonded stock and back-to-back orders are handled the way importers and distributors actually work.
Centralised buying with approval chains and accurate inventory across every location. Raise, review and sign off without losing the audit trail.
Wherever your governance requires: our infrastructure, your own data centre, or a sovereign provider you already use. Supplier terms and pricing history stay exportable throughout.