Group the verified lines
Separate by source, product condition, packing need and application.
Sourcing step 03
Mixed Order Planning
Mixed orders become manageable when product identity, sourcing condition, packing and readiness are visible line by line.
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Plan by supply condition, not only by product category
Stock items, made-to-order parts, custom packs and uncertain references should not share one assumed schedule. The order is divided into confirmed lines, items needing samples or evidence, and items dependent on packaging or production review.
- Each line shows fitment status and supply condition.
- Packing units and consolidation needs are identified early.
- Open technical or artwork approvals are tracked separately.
Sourcing Process
Order steps
Resolve dependencies
List required samples, drawings, artwork and buyer decisions.
Release an order plan
Confirm which lines can proceed together and which remain conditional.
FAQ
Order questions
Can all mixed-order lines ship together?
Only when their readiness, packing and documentation align; otherwise staged release may be clearer.
How is quantity reviewed in a mixed order?
It is reviewed by part, supply source, packing unit and customization rather than one rule for the whole order.
Can uncertain items remain on the list?
Yes, when they are clearly marked as pending and not released as confirmed order lines.
Sourcing Process
Other sourcing steps
01
Prepare and Send an OE Parts List
A structured list lets each line be identified and quoted without losing the relationship between the part, vehicle and required quantity.
View details02OE and Fitment Check
Fitment checking combines several references; it does not assume that a matching name or similar photo proves interchangeability.
View details03Inspection and Shipping Handover
The shipping handover begins after the order, packing and open inspection points have been reconciled against the released list.
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