CodeGlo Purchase Approval vs Cordango Purchase Requests

CodeGlo Purchase Approval manages purchase requests and purchase orders through a cloud-hosted application for web, Android, and iOS. Users can choose or add vendors, enter purchase details, and submit requests. Approval workflows can use multiple approver layers and authorized purchase order cost ranges; a web admin panel lets departments configure manager and supervisor approvers. Teams can track vendors and orders, monitor process flow, and view approved or rejected purchase orders. A legal department dashboard supports review of legal conditions in requisitions. The product describes API integration with an internal legal management system and integration with an internal HRMS for employee information and login credentials. It is designed to work on desktop, tablet, and smartphones, and CodeGlo says it customizes the product to customer requirements for small, medium, and large businesses. The product page states cloud hosting with 99.99% availability and three layers of security for data protection. Pricing is on request; no price or plan is listed. The product page provides [email protected] and +1 920-221-0777 for contact.

Cordango Purchase Requests is a purchasing form that routes approvals according to the amount requested. A request can include line items, supplier quotes, and the budget line intended to fund it. Smaller requests can stop at a manager, while larger ones can go to finance and management; users cannot approve their own requests. The app records the approval decision trail and actual purchase cost alongside the estimate. It is built on Budget & Spend Tracker, which installs with it and records approved commitments against budget lines. Optional companion apps include Asset Register, which receives purchased hardware, and Vendor & SaaS Management, which can start a draft request when a vendor is approved. The official app is version 0.4.0 and includes sample data. Cordango says its platform has single sign-on, roles, permissions, and a shared audit trail, and is hosted in Germany on EU infrastructure. Its published GDPR data processing agreement is a draft, not yet contractually binding. Cordango lists a free Solo plan for one person; Company plans require at least five people.