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Petusek Posted 14 years ago
Business & Finance

Synonymity: "contract" vs. "order"?

Dear helpers,

I've been thinking about the following, in which I use the word contract, but I'm not sure whether order would be better here:

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Other tips

• rounding of prices according payment method (cash, from current account, etc.)
• easy tracking of goods in contracts e.g. for marketing
• configurable reports – printing same document with diverse range of information
..."

What are your opinions, if I may ask?

Thank you in advance!

P.
  

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I've only heard of order tracking so I'd use order. If you can track an order, you can essentially track the goods/items within the order (theoretically at least) so my suggestion would be to omit the goods. easy order tracking

— Ivanhr

  • I've only heard of order tracking so I'd use order.
  • If you can track an order, you can essentially track the goods/items within the order (theoretically at least) so my suggestion would be to omit the goods.
  • easy order tracking
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I've only heard of order tracking so I'd use order.

If you can track an order, you can essentially track the goods/items within the order (theoretically at least) so my suggestion would be to omit the goods.

easy order tracking
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