Supply

An order that is accepted

auro Academy·Orders
the plate for the lesson An order that is accepted

An acknowledgement is not an acceptance. A vendor that has not accepted has confirmed neither price nor stock, so accepted is its own dated step.

Where it happens

Orders, in auro Supply. This lesson is part of the Supply track.

What this lesson covers

  1. Step 1

    Draft per vendor

    The purchase order comes off the reorder list with the landed price already chosen, freight included, so a lower unit price with a second freight charge under it does not win by accident.

  2. Step 2

    Place it

    Placed is a date, not a state of mind.

  3. Step 3

    Wait for accepted

    Until the vendor accepts, nothing about the order is settled. This step is the reason the lesson exists.

  4. Step 4

    Shipped, delivered, and the two that are not

    Cancelled and returned sit on the same rail, because they are part of the same story.

  5. Step 5

    Read it against the week

    What is arriving is read against the schedule, so a late box is a clinical problem before it is a logistics one.

After this lesson

You can place an order and say, at any moment, which of the dated steps it has actually reached.

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