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# Multiple Suppliers

You can add multiple suppliers for any product in ERPAG.

When you are creating a product (or editing an existing one) just choose the 'multiple supplier' option in the fulfillment line.

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Once you've done that, list all the potential suppliers in the 'supplier' line and define the purchase price and landing cost fromeach of those suppliers sides.

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Now, when you create a sales order for a product and you do not have sufficient quantity in stock, you will trigger a backordering option and this product will appear in the fulfillment section, under purchasing > fulfillment.                                                                                                                                                                  When this product appears in the fulfillment list, in the suppliers column you will see a magnifying glass next to the suppliers name.

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By clicking on that magnifying glass, you will be able to choose between the listed suppliers for that product. The system will also offer you the view of the price.

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Once you choose the wanted supplier, you can proceed with creating the purchase order in only one click, by using the bulk action.


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