AnyPO: Purchase Order System 11.01

Publisher review:
With this easy-to-use and comprehensive program, you can put together purchase orders or requisitions in a snap. You can print PO's, email them, put them on your website, or drop them into your word processing program. You can track what products have been received and what products remain on back order. You can keep lists of your vendors and commonly ordered items.

AnyPO includes multiple filter options, advanced search, batch printing, vendor and product databases, email and HTML export capability, currency conversion, pop-up calendars, and multi-line descriptions.

We've spent a considerable amount of time researching the top purchase order systems on the market. When we built AnyPO, we made sure we had all of their features, and then we added dozens more. We're pretty proud of the result, and we think that you'll find AnyPO one of the most advanced purchase order systems available.
Requirements:
64 MB RAM, 24 MB Drive Space

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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