REPEAT ORDERS & CHANGES / BUYING ANSWER
Keeping a useful product order history.
What belongs in the history of a repeat wholesale pet style?
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THE BUYING ANSWER
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Keep order references, specification revisions, material decisions, approved samples and notable issues connected. The history should show what changed between batches. A folder of undated final files makes it difficult to establish which version produced an earlier result.
The decision behind the detail.
Preserve old records as history while keeping the current baseline obvious. Avoid merging different batches into one anonymous file set.
PREPARE ONLY WHAT IS RELEVANT
Three details to bring.
- Order sequence
- List the earlier batch or order identifiers.
- Revision links
- Connect each order to its active specifications.
- Decision history
- Record important changes and resolved issues.
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- Check each order has one identifiable baseline.
- Keep superseded records distinguishable.
- Use the history when reviewing the next change request.
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