The document describes the supply ordering process. It explains that a purchase order represents a commitment to purchase a product from a vendor. It also discusses traveling requisitions which are catalogs of stocked products that departments can request quantities from. Standing orders offer benefits to laboratories and suppliers by ensuring timely deliveries and production planning. The document also covers inventory management, which involves checking stock levels, rotating supplies, ordering sufficient quantities, and minimizing costs. It describes three methods for tracking inventory levels: perpetual systems which track usage continuously, periodic systems which count stock periodically, and random checks like annual inventories.
The document describes the supply ordering process. It explains that a purchase order represents a commitment to purchase a product from a vendor. It also discusses traveling requisitions which are catalogs of stocked products that departments can request quantities from. Standing orders offer benefits to laboratories and suppliers by ensuring timely deliveries and production planning. The document also covers inventory management, which involves checking stock levels, rotating supplies, ordering sufficient quantities, and minimizing costs. It describes three methods for tracking inventory levels: perpetual systems which track usage continuously, periodic systems which count stock periodically, and random checks like annual inventories.
The document describes the supply ordering process. It explains that a purchase order represents a commitment to purchase a product from a vendor. It also discusses traveling requisitions which are catalogs of stocked products that departments can request quantities from. Standing orders offer benefits to laboratories and suppliers by ensuring timely deliveries and production planning. The document also covers inventory management, which involves checking stock levels, rotating supplies, ordering sufficient quantities, and minimizing costs. It describes three methods for tracking inventory levels: perpetual systems which track usage continuously, periodic systems which count stock periodically, and random checks like annual inventories.
commitment by the organization to purchase a product or service. • It serves as the authorization to the vendor to ship and bill the institution. SAMPLE ORDER FORM SUPPLY ORDERING PROCESS • Travelling requisition is a catalog of products held in stock by material management. It gets its name because the document “travels” from the stockroom to each department & back. SUPPLY ORDERING PROCESS • This catalog describes the product and the unit of container and provides a place to request the quantity needed. These are updated on monthly basis. SUPPLY ORDERING PROCESS • Standing orders offers benefit both to the laboratory & supplier because the laboratory is assured of timely delivery of needed items & suppliers have a commitment from the institution to buy their products that will enable them to plan their production & inventory. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
• Is a continual process of checking stock levels, rotating stock
to ensure freshness, ordering supplies in sufficient quantities to meet current needs, & minimizing the cost of carrying inventory. 3 METHODS CAN BE USED TO TRACT INVENTORY LEVELS: • PERPETUAL SYSTEMS • PERIODIC SYSTEMS • RANDOM CHECKS 3 METHODS CAN BE USED TO TRACT INVENTORY LEVELS: • Perpetual systems keep account of the inventory each time a product is used. • Ex: When an item is taken from the shelf, the person incharge removes the product from the inventory checklist • Periodic systems are more common at the bench. Once a week or another specific time the stock level is counted, and appropriate supplies are ordered. • Random checks such as the annual inventory, are used to document the value of supplies at a specific time.