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LML Repair Shops

Run your shop with Purchase orders

Create and track purchase orders with your parts suppliers so ordering is controlled, received stock matches what you paid for, and inventory stays accurate.

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Purchase orders — shop view

Purchase orders

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SKUItemQty
SCR-14PiPhone 14 Pro OLED8
BAT-S23Galaxy S23 battery3
CHG-USBUSB-C cable 1m24

What Purchase orders helps you do

Purchase orders centralizes vendor ordering with line items, quantities, expected delivery dates, and status tracking. When screens and batteries arrive, your team receives against the PO so inventory counts update automatically and costs stay tied to each shipment.

What you get with Purchase orders

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Structured POs with supplier, line items, quantities, and unit costs

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Status tracking from draft to sent, partially received, and closed

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Receiving workflow that updates inventory when parts hit the shelf

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An auditable record of what you ordered, when, and at what price

How shops actually use Purchase orders

Step 1

At the counter

Your lead tech notices iPhone 13 screens running low and creates a PO to your primary vendor. The owner approves it, the PO goes out, and when the box arrives Tuesday, counter staff receive the shipment against the order — quantities match, costs flow into inventory, and nothing gets lost in a text message to the supplier.

Step 2

On the bench

At month end, you reconcile POs against vendor invoices instead of digging through email threads. Multi-location shops see which store ordered what and avoid duplicate bulk buys.

Why it matters

Informal ordering leads to overstock, missing parts, and margin leaks you discover too late. Purchase orders turn parts buying into a process your whole team can follow — so the right screens are on the shelf when techs need them, at the price you expected.

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