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The purchase order is a written (or electronic) document meant to record business transactions between a buyer and a seller. The buyer issues the purchase order, and once the seller accepts the order, a legally binding contract forms between the two parties.
A purchase order form (PO form) is needed whenever you want to purchase goods and services from a vendor. A purchase order form is used as an official record and contractual agreement of the business transaction between buyer and supplier, and outlines key information of the order.
Purchase orders are usually used by small businesses who are ordering goods in large quantities. For example, a pet shop may need to buy several types of dog food from a supplier, and order many bags of each type of food.
Here are five things to include when creating your purchase order template: Header. The header of your purchase order will include all company details. ... Vendor Information. It's important to specify the proper recipient for the purchase order. ... Shipping Information. ... Order Details. ... Summary.
How to fill out a purchase order form (with examples) Collect the product numbers. List the product numbers (SKUs) to let the supplier know the exact items you want to order. ... Specify product quantity and price. ... Review line total. ... Enter shipping information and terms. ... Calculate taxes and PO total price.