List normalization
Organize references, descriptions, vehicle data, quantity and open questions in one reviewable format.
Bring drivetrain, braking, chassis, body and service-part requirements into one review while keeping each line’s application, quantity, packaging and inspection status visible.

A mixed order can reduce purchasing fragmentation, but combining categories does not remove product-specific requirements. The RFQ and packing plan need a stable line identifier that connects the part, quantity, label, carton and inspection status through the handoff.
Organize references, descriptions, vehicle data, quantity and open questions in one reviewable format.
Define unit packing, carton labels, mixed-carton restrictions and the information required on packing records.
Confirm which lines are ready, which have exceptions and what evidence accompanies the shipment.
Mixed-SKU feasibility and shipment options are confirmed against the actual list and destination.
Assign one buyer line to each reference, quantity and application.
Review line availability, packaging constraints and unresolved technical points.
Agree the final order scope, carton logic, marks and shipment assumptions.
Prepare the packing information and agreed inspection evidence for dispatch.
Product availability, supplier source, packing compatibility, order quantities and freight conditions can affect whether lines can move together. The commercial offer should show the confirmed scope rather than assume every requested SKU can be combined.
Complete the known fields and mark anything uncertain as “to be confirmed.” The form prepares a structured email to PartDorin without uploading confidential files to a third-party form service.