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Purchase Order Generator
Prepare a purchase order from the buyer to a supplier. Record what you want to order, where it should arrive and the agreed commercial terms, then save the completed PO as a PDF.
Document details
Create an English purchase order. Amounts, when included, use INR. Dates and document numbers start blank. Your own text stays as entered.
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PURCHASE ORDER
- Number
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- Issue date
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An order prepared by the buyer. It does not confirm supplier acceptance, delivery or payment.
Buyer
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Supplier
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| Description | Quantity / unit | Unit rate | Net amount | Tax | Line total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | — | Not included | — |
- Subtotal before discount
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- Discount
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- Net amount
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- Tax
- Not included
- Order total (INR)
- —
How to use this generator
- Add a unique order reference, issue date and the buyer and supplier details. Include a supplier quotation reference or cost centre when useful.
- Enter each item or specification, quantity, unit and price in INR. Add line discounts and your own applicable tax rates where needed.
- Fill the delivery name and address, requested delivery date and payment terms. Review the quantities and order total, then download the PDF.
What to fill in
| Section | Fields to prepare |
|---|---|
| Purchase order details | Document number (required); Issue date (required); Supplier quotation reference; Department or cost centre |
| Buyer | Buyer name (required); Buyer address (required); Buyer contact; Buyer GSTIN |
| Supplier | Supplier name (required); Supplier address (required); Supplier contact; Supplier GSTIN |
| Delivery and terms | Ship-to name (required); Ship-to address (required); Requested delivery date; Delivery instructions; Payment terms; Prepared by; Notes |
Required fields are marked. Amounts use INR; you supply and check the document number.
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Check before you download
- Use the buyer as the issuer and the supplier as the recipient. A supplier invoice reverses those document roles.
- Describe item specifications precisely enough for the supplier to fulfil the order; a short product name alone may be ambiguous.
- A prepared PO does not confirm supplier acceptance, receipt of goods or payment. Keep those confirmations with the order separately.
Common questions
Who creates the purchase order?
The buyer prepares the purchase order and sends it to the supplier. The form keeps the buyer, supplier and delivery address separate.
Can I include a delivery address different from the buyer address?
Yes. Enter the ship-to name and address in the delivery section and use delivery instructions for receiving hours or other practical details.
Will this send the order to my supplier?
No. Download and review the PDF, then send it through your usual channel. The tool does not email suppliers or record their acceptance.