What is purchase order? A PO is a commercial document given out by the buyer to a seller indicating different types, quantities & agreed-upon prices of the products or services. It is considered a legal offer to buy, which becomes a contract when accepted by the supplier.

POs form the heart of inventory needs and organizing and tracking. With such details on the specifics of every transaction in POs- the item description, quantity, and delivery terms will always be an open understanding by a business as to what they order.

Discover how poor order accuracy impacts profits and how Omniful OMS improves precision, speed, and customer satisfaction through automation.

The B2B e-commerce market is growing faster than ever. Asia is clearly dominating 80% of the global market and North America is growing at a speed that exceeds 14% market share.

Learn how to reduce picking errors in your warehouse with smarter layouts and real-time scanning tools. Discover MENA-specific strategies and case studies with Omniful WMS.

Discover how aligning your TMS and warehouse systems ensures inbound freight matches picking schedules, enhancing efficiency and fulfilment speed.

Bonded warehouses serve as secure storage spaces where goods remain in their original state until import duty and tax payments are due.

Ever found yourself pondering the difference between Buffer Stock Vs Safety Stock, perhaps even wondering if there really is one? You’re certainly not alone if you have! It’s a common mix-up, and frankly, it happens to the best of us involved in stock management. While they share the goal of operational resilience, their applications, calculations, and strategic responsibilities in inventory forecasting are very different.

In today’s fast-paced eCommerce, retail, and logistics landscape, businesses need efficient systems to manage orders and inventory seamlessly. Two critical solutions that power these operations are Order Management Systems (OMS) and Inventory Management Systems (IMS).