Review the due lines, adjust case quantities if needed, then create the suggested PO artifact.
Order valueOrder valueWhat it is: The whole order's cost to this vendor as it stands.Where it comes from: The sum of every active line's cases × case cost.How to use it: Get this to the vendor's minimum before sending. If a line has no cost on file, the true total is a little higher than shown.
$0.00
CasesCasesWhat it is: Total cases across all active lines in this order.Where it comes from: The sum of the 'your order' column.How to use it: A quick sanity check when confirming with the vendor and warehouse.PalletsWhat it is: Roughly how many pallets this order fills.Where it comes from: Each line's cases ÷ that product's cases-per-pallet, summed. Lines without a cases-per-pallet on file are left out.How to use it: Use it for freight planning and receiving space. Near a whole pallet? Round the order up — freight is per pallet.
0
0 units
MinimumVendor minimumWhat it is: The smallest order this vendor accepts.Where it comes from: Recorded by us (vendors rarely publish it). Edit it here if the vendor tells you a new number — your change is kept and logged.How to use it: If the total is under the minimum, add cases to the lines you'll need soonest instead of dropping the order — you'll buy them anyway.
none on file
recorded on the vendor fact sheet
Lead + cadenceSafety cushionWhat it is: The days of stock this product keeps in reserve so it doesn't run out while an order is still on its way.Where it comes from: Delivery door to shelf (the vendor making and shipping it, then Amazon checking it in and shelving it), the gap between our order checks, and a buffer of extra stock for busy weeks.How to use it: When days of stock falls to the cushion, order. The order-by date is exactly days of stock minus the cushion — you can check it with a calendar.