Numbris Purchase & Suppliers vs Tableview

Numbris Purchase & Suppliers manages a purchase-order-to-payment workflow with supplier ledgers and landed cost allocation. Teams can draft, approve, and send branded purchase orders as Arabic or English PDFs by email or WhatsApp. Partial receipts leave an order open for quantities still outstanding. The module compares ordered and received quantities with supplier invoice quantities and prices, flagging mismatches for review. Batch payments can allocate one bank transfer across invoices while tracking partial residuals per invoice. Freight, duties, and clearance can be distributed across received items by value or weight.

The supplier ledger lists purchase orders, goods received notes, bills, payments, and credit notes in chronological order with a running balance. Numbris also tracks last, average, and trend prices by supplier and item; multi-step approvals can use amount thresholds, with approver actions and variance approvals logged. It runs in a browser without installation, and its POS works on modern Android or iOS tablets. Plans start at $25 a month. Every plan starts with a seven-day full-feature trial without a credit card. The company describes itself as early with one live customer.

Tableview is a cloud-based restaurant POS platform for managing orders, payments, inventory, front-of-house work, and kitchen workflows. It handles dine-in, takeaway, and delivery, with table assignment, bill splitting, and real-time floor plans. Inventory features include stock tracking across locations, low-stock alerts, recipe costing, and waste analysis. Orders can route to kitchen screens by priority and across multiple stations. In offline mode, staff can take orders and print receipts; data syncs after reconnection. A centralized dashboard manages menus, staff, and reporting across locations, which the home page says is included for free. Tableview works with Stripe Terminal card readers, and support topics mention exports to Xero and QuickBooks. The company states that it uses TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, and tokenizes card data at entry; it also states PCI DSS Level 1, GDPR, and CCPA compliance and describes its cloud infrastructure as SOC 2 Type II certified. Starter costs $69/mo per location with two registers; additional registers cost $49 each. Pro is $189/mo per location with unlimited registers. Enterprise is custom-priced per portfolio under an annual contract. A free trial and a promotion for the first three months free on Starter or Pro are listed.