Requisitions
Open demand, route approval, and keep status visible from opening to offer.
Auvora · a product of Aarohii
A VMS is the system of record for vendors and contingent work—from the first requisition to the last invoice. Aarohii’s VMS is Auvora, live at auvora.co.in.
Teams that hire through suppliers or buy through vendors usually scatter the work: a requisition in email, candidates in a spreadsheet, the SOW in a shared drive, timesheets in a portal, and the invoice in finance. A vendor management system keeps that cycle on one record.
It is not a CRM. CRM tracks customers and deals. A VMS tracks suppliers, requisitions, work orders, and settlement. Aarohii’s CRM and sales product is Captverse. The VMS is Auvora.
Open demand, route approval, and keep status visible from opening to offer.
Invite vendors, collect submissions, and compare without assembling a side sheet.
Quote, award, and place the PO against the same engagement.
Commercial terms stay attached to the work—not in a mailbox.
Time is captured against the live work order so delivery and billing match.
Close billing against the SOW and time captured, with an audit trail.
| Need | Use | Aarohii product |
|---|---|---|
| Customers, pipeline, inventory, payments | CRM / business OS | Captverse |
| Vendors, contingent labour, SOWs, timesheets | VMS | Auvora |
| RFx, POs, supplier spend, settlement | Procurement on the VMS | Procurement |
Read more: VMS vs CRM · What is a VMS?
Software for the vendor and contingent-workforce cycle: requisitions, suppliers, candidates, work orders, SOWs, timesheets, and invoices from sourcing to settlement.
Auvora, designed, built, and operated by Aarohii AI Solution Private Limited. Open auvora.co.in.
No. CRM lives in Captverse. Auvora is the VMS.
If vendor work still lives in email and spreadsheets, open the live VMS or book a 20-minute fit call.
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