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Creating a vendor

This guide explains how to create a new vendor (supplier) in the Merchant App so that purchase bills, payments, and purchase history can be accurately tracked for each vendor.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged into the Merchant App with a role that has Edit access to Purchases.

Step 1: Open the Vendors screen

  1. From the main navigation bar, go to Purchases → Vendors.
  2. The Vendors list page opens and shows all existing vendors. Add Vendor

Step 2: Start adding a new vendor

  1. Click the Add Vendor button.

    Add Vendor

  2. A New Vendor form or dialog appears. Add Vendor form

    Example: New Vendor form with basic details section.

Step 3: Enter basic vendor details

In the top section of the form, fill in:

  • Name: Vendor contact name or primary person name.
  • Company Name: Legal or business name of the vendor.
  • Contact Number: Mobile or phone number for communication.
  • Email (optionals): Email address for sending purchase orders or bills.
  • FSSAI Lic No (optional): Food safety license number, if available.
  • GST No (optional): GST registration number of the vendor.

These details identify the vendor across purchase and payment screens.

Step 4: Enter billing and shipping address

  1. Stay on the Address tab.
  2. Under Billing Address, enter:
    • Country / Region
    • Address
    • City
    • State
    • Zip Code
  3. Under Shipping Address, either:
    • Click Copy billing address, or
    • Manually enter Country / Region, Address, City, State, and Zip Code if different from billing.

Step 5: Add banking details (optional)

  1. Switch to the Banking Details tab.
  2. Enter the vendor’s bank information such as:
    • Beneficiary name
    • Bank name
    • Account number
    • IFSC

Step 6: Save the vendor

  1. Review all fields: Name, Company Name, contact details, and addresses.
  2. Click the Submit button at the bottom-right corner of the form.

After submission, the new vendor appears in the Vendors list and can be selected while creating purchase bills.