Please advise the basic technical difference between cash sales and rush order?
Answer Posted / rama krishna reddy
Billing type and Delivery type.
for Cash sales billing type - BV , Delivery Type - BV
For Rush Order Billing Type - F2 , Delivery Tye - LF
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