In this issue of Back to Basics we are going to look at the material ordering processes.
Why do we need a procedure for ordering?
The basic process for ordering materials and services is to raise an order, select the goods you wish to be supplied or enter the service to be performed and then give the order to the supplier. In doing this the supplier has a clear understanding on what they are to supply to you and also you have a clear indication on what you have asked for and expecting. The order is also optionally raised against a job to help ensure parts are not missed/forgotten or simply not costed against anything and lost! Items bought for stock also helps ensure accurate stock control. Information about stock control can be found in one of my previous articles titled “Stock Control for Year End”.
How do I order materials?
Though there are many ways an order can be created and different types of orders that can be made, I am going to stick with three situations as examples. (more…)












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