Rediform RED5L320 2-part Carbonless Sales Order Book

Product Description

The REDIFORM RED5L320 is a two-part carbonless sales order form book designed for recording and duplicating sales transactions at the point of sale. Each form set includes a white original and a yellow duplicate, produced through a carbonless transfer design that eliminates the need for carbon paper inserts. The book format keeps forms organized and portable, making it practical for counter sales, field orders, and service invoicing. Forms are consecutively numbered for tracking and are bound in a flexible cover manifold book. Each form accommodates up to 15 line items with fields for quantity, description, and cost.

This sales order book is used in retail, wholesale, and service environments where a written record of the transaction is required for both the seller and the customer. The form layout captures customer name, address, date, seller, and payment method, along with fields for customer order number and merchandise recipient. It suits any business or trade operation that needs a simple, paper-based order documentation system without specialized software or printing equipment.

Key Features

• Two-part carbonless design produces a white original and yellow duplicate simultaneously
• Space for up to 15 line items including quantity, description, and cost per item
• Fields for customer name, address, date, seller, and payment method
• Dedicated boxes for customer order number and merchandise recipient
• Consecutively numbered forms for easy reference and record keeping
• Flexible cover manifold book keeps forms bound and ready for use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose two-part carbonless sales order book suitable for retail, wholesale, and service business documentation needs.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this paper form product. Store in a dry environment away from heat and moisture to maintain carbonless transfer quality. Write firmly on the original sheet to ensure full transfer to the duplicate. Completed books should be retained in accordance with applicable business record-keeping requirements.