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From Order to Invoice

Follow a furniture order through partial delivery, a complaint, a price change and the final balance. Four decisions, each with feedback.

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Order A-1182: first delivery

Item	Ordered	Delivered	Price
Office chair	40	32	€189.00
Desk	10	10	€420.00

The fictional furniture maker Lindner Büromöbel delivers order A-1182 to a medical practice. Office chairs: 40 ordered, 32 delivered, €189.00 each. Desks: 10 ordered, 10 delivered, €420.00 each. The contract says partial deliveries are invoiced straight away.

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The first delivery for order A-1182 left today. Partial deliveries are invoiced straight away. What goes on the first invoice?

40 chairs and 10 desks, as ordered.32 chairs and 10 desks, as delivered.Nothing until the order is complete.

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What you practise: You invoiced a partial delivery, settled a complaint with the right document, applied the confirmed price and worked out the open balance.

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The first delivery for order A-1182 left today. Partial deliveries are invoiced straight away. What goes on the first invoice? The fictional furniture maker Lindner Büromöbel delivers order A-1182 to a medical practice. Office chairs: 40 ordered, 32 delivered, €189.00 each. Desks: 10 ordered, 10 delivered, €420.00 each. The contract says partial deliveries are invoiced straight away. You invoice what was delivered: 32 × €189.00 + 10 × €420.00 = €10,248.00. The 8 missing chairs go on the next invoice.