A Delivery is the actual fulfilment of the Supplier's obligations under an order and according to the terms of the Contract. A Delivery may be full (completing the order) or partial. Unless stated otherwise, a Delivery is considered complete.

A delivery can take many forms depending on the type of order, i.e.:

• providing a product or completing a service
• performing agreed work
• making premises available
• transferring funds or an investment
• or any other action the Supplier committed to

After a delivery is notified, the client will review it and if it’s accepted, it means it meets the requirements of the order, therefore:

• the delivery becomes final, and
• the related remuneration becomes payable under the agreed payment terms.

The order delivery can be tracked in the following ways:

• Automatic: Delivery status is automatically calculated based on the order status
• Simple: Delivery status can be updated automatically on certain triggering events or manually by certain user actions.
• Order or Order item level: a separate delivery object is created which can be linked to the Order item, or to specific order items. A delivery can cover multiple orders or order items.