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# Minimum purchase quantity

In case your supplier has a minimum purchase quantity you can order, you can easily set up that quantity in your product.

Go to your list of products and services.

```
Inventory > products and services
```

Open  wanted product and you will see the minimum purchase quantity field. In this field, just type in the minimum quantity you need to order. And save the changes.

![](/files/-LL_GelA27w2rmyd1uR3)

Now, when you generate a purchase order for that item from your supplier, the system will automatically populate the quantity field.

![](/files/-LL_H_27h24AQPlt1Z7N)

The minimum purchase quantity can also be defined in your supplier's price list.

![](/files/-LL_IBOXBuyWFbgKej5w)


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