Purchasing
Buyers build each vendor's order from what the store is short of and the price ranges its shelf has run out of, receivers scan each package off the manifest at the dock and then count what is inside, and accounts payable approves bills, holds any whose goods have not arrived, records payments, prints checks and exports the ACH file.
AI: AI reads every line of a vendor invoice, from a PDF or a photo, before it is matched to the order and the delivery.

Invoices
Accounts payable approves bills that arrived on their own, records payments, prints checks and exports the ACH file.


What it reads
Vendors, products, stock and sales from your POS, incoming transfers from Metrc, orders and invoices from Apex, and vendor bills from a mailbox you connect, plus uploads and hand entry.
What runs by itself
Hourly pulls from Metrc, Apex and your POS, a mailbox check every 10 minutes, a morning pass that links manifest lines to your products, and a daily email of invoices overdue or coming due.
What it writes back
An order goes to a vendor only when a person sends it, by email, the vendor portal or Apex. A missing product is created in your POS only when a person adds it from a manifest line. Nothing is written to Metrc.
How it thinks
The same articles operators read inside BudLogix, published as they read them.
- BudLogix for brands
- Checks and the ACH file
- How BudLogix links what a vendor sends to your products
- How a purchase order moves from draft to received
- How an invoice's paid status is worked out
- How cost variance alerts work
- How deliveries auto-link to purchase orders
- How manifest lines are matched to products
- New purchase order
- Package units versus grams
- The vendor portal
- Where deliveries come from
- Where invoices come from
- Why an invoice is on hold