Lesson

  1. A sales order is a business document that a seller prepares and sends to a buyer. It attests to the sale of products or services and specifies all of the details of the transaction, such as the amount, cost, and caliber of the delivered items or services. Along with other terms and sale logistics, it provides information on the expected delivery date, delivery address, and terms of payment.
  2. A purchase order is a formal document that a customer uses to place an order with a supplier. For a purchase from the vendor, a purchase order details the products, quantities, costs, and terms of credit. When a vendor accepts a purchase order, it turns into a binding legal agreement.
  3. A general ledger, sometimes known as a ledger, is a document that documents the financial activities of a company. It lists all of the company's earnings and outlays together with the debts and assets that are owing.
  4. A customer is an individual or company that purchases products or services from another company. Clients are important since they bring in money. Businesses would cease to exist without them. You must add Customer to create sales transactions such as sales orders and invoices.
  5. In general, employees may use their contribution to the LWF for the following uses: Facilities for children's education. Healthcare services for employees and their families. Transportation amenities for getting to work. Loan housing facilities for building homes at discounted prices. Create side businesses and home industries for women and jobless people. Vocational instruction. Feed kids’ wholesome food.