Glossary

The vocabulary Procufy uses, and what each word actually refers to.

Terms

Terms are listed as they appear on screen. The Bangla column explains them; it does not rename them.

TermMeaning
StakeholderThe kind of organisation a user belongs to: Administration, Client, Vendor or Project Management
DepartmentA division of Administration: Administration, Finance or Procurement
Role / DesignationA named job title that carries a set of page permissions, such as Procurement Admin
ModuleOne of the six page groups: Overview, Procurement, Finance, Inventory, Vendor, Set Up
PageOne screen, with its own address and its own permission
GrantA role's access to one page, as four separate flags: read, write, delete and export
Client UnitA site or division of a client that orders and receives independently
RequisitionA client's request for goods or services. It contains one or more items
Requisition ItemA single line of a requisition. This, not the requisition, is what gets quoted, ordered and delivered
Quotation RequestAn invitation to one vendor to quote on one requisition item
Quotation ResponseA vendor's price submission against a quotation request
Quotation SelectionProcurement's choice of the winning response for an item
Purchase OrderThe binding order issued to the winning vendor
ShipmentA vendor's dispatch of goods against a purchase order
Warehouse InventoryStock held at an ATI warehouse
Client StockStock delivered to and held by a client unit
BillThe payable created once goods are delivered. It moves through the finance approval chain
Account ManagerA Finance role scoped to specific clients. Senior authorises bills; Assistant settles them
VAT / Tax CopyThe statutory documents collected from the vendor after payment
Control UnitThe administration screen where page permissions are edited
SuperuserSuper Admin — bypasses ordinary page permission checks, but not stakeholder-exclusive pages
OTPThe one-time code emailed to you to verify your address before your account can be used
BDTBangladeshi Taka — the currency all quotations and orders are in
BIN / TINThe business and tax identification numbers recorded against a vendor or client organisation
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