Start with the commercial record
Choose one order and identify the customer, agreed scope, quantities, terms and document revisions. A quotation, sales order and purchase request may describe related work, but each needs its own owner and approval state. Preserve their links so a team can follow the decision behind a commitment.
Make each handover explicit
Map what purchasing, operations and dispatch need before work can proceed. Record confirmed quantities and evidence at the relevant stage. Separate planned work from completed work, and give a changed order or rework request a visible review step.
Review exceptions before expanding
Walk through a partial shipment, rejected quantity and changed customer requirement. Agree how these affect invoices and the accounting handover. A connected workflow should help the team explain what happened; it should not hide unresolved differences behind a completed status.
Put this into practice
- Choose one representative order and its linked documents.
- Agree approval owners and rules for changes after approval.
- Test partial delivery, quantity differences and accounting handover.
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