Powerful and endlessly configurable — once someone configures it.

Import items, suppliers, customers, assets and your chart of accounts.

• Upload a CSV or Excel file for items, vendors, customers, assets, custodians, warehouses, locations or the chart of accounts — each from a template you download first.
• A file is imported whole or not at all. One bad row rolls the file back, so you never find half a catalogue in the system and half still in the sheet.
• Opening stock comes in on the item sheet into your default location; a count at each branch then puts every unit where it actually sits.
• Employees import from CSV with a preview you check before anything is written.

Keep QuickBooks for the books. Let AWRA run the operational workflow in front of it.

• Connect your QuickBooks Online company from settings, with its own sign-in for your organisation.
• AWRA pushes vendors, items and purchase orders across, so the supplier and item lists stop being typed twice. A vendor saved in AWRA syncs on its own.
• A sync log shows what went across and what QuickBooks refused, so a failed record is a line you can read rather than a mismatch you find at month-end.
• Available on Premium and Enterprise.

Run AWRA beside the system you have, connected through its API and webhooks.

• A read API, keyed to your organisation, serves items, categories, warehouses, customers, invoices, vendors and purchase orders to the other system.
• Workflows send signed webhooks when something happens — a stock movement, a low-stock item, a procurement request, an RFQ or a quotation — so the ERP hears about it without polling.
• Inbound webhooks accept signed events from the other system and start a workflow in AWRA.
• The same workflows can post to a Zapier or Make catch-hook when the other side already lives there.