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The document provides instructions for an order management representative to enter a sales order for a customer. It instructs the representative to first add a Pat Item to the corporate price list, then enter a sales order for customer Business World by inputting their information, adding the Pat Item with a quantity of 10 to the line items, and saving the order.
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- 1. 2. Add this Pat Item to Corporate Price List. 3. Enter a normal Sales Order for the Customer Business World. Responsibility: Order Management NAV: Orders, Returns > Sales Order Enter the customer as Business World. Click on Line Items and enter the Pat Item, qty 10 and save the Order.
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