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Online Purchase Order Maker

A clean purchase order in a couple of minutes. Enter your company once, then the supplier, the items with quantity, rate, discount and tax, and the delivery and payment terms. Choose your currency and date format; the PO totals itself and shows the amount in words. Print it, save it as PDF to email, or download it as Excel or Word. Your company details stay saved on this device and the PO number moves to the next one each time.

What's inside

How to use it

  1. Type your company name, address, tax ID and contact once, and choose your currency and date format. They stay saved on this device.
  2. Enter the PO number, date, supplier details and the supplier's quotation reference if any.
  3. Add the items: description, quantity, unit, rate, discount and tax percent. Use "Add item" for more lines.
  4. Choose the delivery terms, type the delivery date, delivery address and payment terms, and add freight if you pay it separately.
  5. Check the preview, then press Print / PDF, or download the PO as Excel or Word.

Tips

Questions and answers

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. The PO is built in your browser. Your company details and the last PO number are saved only in this browser on this device.

Can I show tax as GST or VAT?

Yes. Type the tax label you use; each line has its own tax percent, and the totals show tax by rate.

Which currencies can I use?

Indian rupee, US dollar, euro, pound sterling, UAE dirham, Saudi riyal, Singapore dollar, Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, South African rand, Nigerian naira, Kenyan shilling, Pakistani rupee, Bangladeshi taka, Sri Lankan rupee, Nepalese rupee and Malaysian ringgit.

Is a purchase order a contract?

Once the supplier accepts it, a PO is usually treated as the agreed terms of the purchase. For large or unusual purchases, have your terms checked by a professional.

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