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Vendor Purchase Report

Track purchases by vendor or brand and compare performance over time

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Written by Dan Aditya
Updated over 3 months ago

The Vendor Purchase Report in Appliance.io makes it easy to track purchases by both vendors and brands. With built-in comparisons, flexible filters, and export options, it gives you the insights you need to measure purchasing trends, evaluate performance, and make smarter financial decisions.


📍 Accessing the Report

  • From the sidebar, click Reports

  • Select Vendor Purchase Report

Inside, you’ll see two main tabs:

  • By Vendor

  • By Brand


⚙️ By Vendor Filters

When you open the By Vendor tab, you’ll find four key filters:

  • Date Comparison → Choose ranges like Last 30 Days, This Month, Q1–Q4, or All Time. You can compare them against the previous Month, Quarter, Year, or select No Comparison.

  • Vendor Filter → Displays all vendor groups available within your selected date range.

  • Condition Filter → Defaults to “Select All.”

  • Reset Filter → Quickly clears all filters and restores the default view.


📤 Export Options

Once your filters are set, you can export the data with a single click.
Choose between PDF, Excel, or CSV.

👉 Note: The export will reflect any filters you’ve applied.


🔍 Report Views

The Vendor Purchase Report gives you two ways to view your data:

  • Expand → Displays vendor totals only, without brand details.

  • Collapse All → Drills down into each vendor to show purchases broken down by brand.

The data columns remain the same across both views:

  • Purchases

  • Change in Purchases

The only difference is the first column: Vendor in Expand view, or Brand in Collapse view.


🏷️ By Brand Tab

The By Brand tab works exactly the same as By Vendor:

  • Same filters

  • Same data columns

  • Same export options

The difference is that it focuses only on brands, with no vendor grouping.


🎉 You’re Ready!

With the Vendor Purchase Report, you can track purchases across vendors and brands, compare performance over time, and export your findings for deeper analysis. It’s a simple but powerful way to keep your purchasing strategy on track.

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