The buyer thinks it's ordered. The supplier has never seen it.
Send it to the supplier from the order — or cancel it, validated and confirmed.
Sent orders start their lead time. The finding closes on the next scan.
Saved is not sent.
- 01Drafts carry delivery dates that nobody committed to
- 02Planning counts incoming stock that was never ordered
- 03Nobody notices until the goods don't arrive
- 04By then the lead time starts from zero
The same situation, in the product.
- 01
See every unsent draft
Stock Integrity: Draft PO not sent — three purchase orders in the demo.

- 02
Open the finding
PO-2026-0001 has been a draft since late September; the supplier has not received it. Send it, or cancel it if it's no longer needed.

- 03
Check the order
MetalCo GmbH, two lines, an expected arrival in early October — and status Draft.

- 04
Send it to the supplier
Send to Supplier emails the PDF and marks the order Sent.

How It Works
The order in context
Send from the order
Or cancel it, checked
Closes by itself
What You'll Gain
- 01No phantom deliveries
Incoming stock in the plan is stock somebody actually ordered.
- 02Lead times start on time
Orders go out the day they're meant to.
- 03Fewer empty docks
You find the unsent order days before the goods were due.
- 04Clean purchasing lists
Drafts that are no longer needed get cancelled, not forgotten.
Real-World Scenarios
A draft for over a week
An arrival date nobody promised
Three drafts flagged
The Transformation
- Drafts look like real orders
- Planning counts on deliveries never ordered
- Found when the dock stays empty
- Lead time restarts from zero
- Every unsent draft flagged with its age
- One click from finding to the order
- Send to the supplier, or cancel with a check
- Finding closes once the order moves
Frequently Asked Questions
01When is a draft flagged?
02Does Otiox send the order for me?
03What if we don't need the order anymore?
04Does a draft count as incoming stock?
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