1) Purchase Cycle: 

Step 1: Creating Supplier
Markup multiplier: Multiplier used to determine selling price.
1+ Markup % = Markup multiplier
Cost + Markup multiplier = Price

Remit to Address: To send payment from client.

Suite/Unit#: Apartment number in a building.

Tax Number: Nine - digit number used to track payments.

CAD(Cash Against Documents): Indicated invoice to be paid by buyer at site on presenting relevant documents. Ex: Bill of lading(receipt), Insurance certificate.

1099: Internal Revenue service Considers 1099 payment as taxable income used in the U.S.




Step 2: Adding New Product

Stock Products: Items those supplier keep physical stock(particular quantity of items) in store.
Non Stock Products: Items those supplier does't keep physical stock in store.
Serialized Products: This is a product type that supports managing inventory items with unique serial numbers across the complete business cycle.





Step 3: Pre-purchase request



Adding Products to pre purchase




Sending request to supplier




After sending request



Mail



Giving Response




Supplier Response


After clicking view button



After accepting the request



Pre-purchase request




Step 4: Purchase Order

Add purchase order


Creating PO:





Step 5: Supplier Invoice








Step 6: Payment







2) Sale Cycle

Step 1: Customer creation

Step 2: Adding non stock product

Step 3: Sale order




Adding inventory to sale order





Step 4: Pick ticket




Step 5: Packing list




Step 6: Invoice




Step 7: payment





3) Pre-Sale

Step 1: Creating opportunity and walkin

Step 2: Adding inventory
Step 3: Adding Sample order to opportunity

Sample request with prices
Worksheet

Step 4: Quotation

Step 5: Hold

Release Hold and add to cart