Category: Key Research Insights

A product name identifies what has been ordered, but batch or lot information can help distinguish one recorded production lot… Read more

Receiving a parcel is not the same as completing a goods-in inspection. For laboratory purchasing teams, the receiving check should… Read more

A successful delivery involves more than a parcel arriving at the correct address. For a laboratory or business purchasing research… Read more

A tracking page showing “delivered” can be confusing when the parcel is nowhere to be found. The status indicates that… Read more

A delivery that misses its expected arrival window can be frustrating, especially when the purchase is part of a planned… Read more

When placing an online order, an estimated delivery date can help with planning, but it should not automatically be treated… Read more

Before placing an online order, it is worth confirming that the selected delivery service covers your destination. A product may… Read more

Finding a product online is one thing; confirming that the required number of units can be supplied is another. For… Read more

Purchase records can be misplaced, deleted or overlooked when an order is placed through an online checkout. For businesses and… Read more

When a laboratory or business purchases research materials, the billing information needs to match the organisation’s accounting requirements. An incorrect… Read more