Tellitavad

Tellitavad is a term derived from the Estonian language. It generally refers to something that is "available for order" or "can be ordered." This concept is most commonly encountered in contexts related to commerce, manufacturing, or services where goods or actions are not immediately in stock or ready for delivery but can be procured upon request.

When a product is described as tellitavad, it implies that a customer needs to place an order for it. This could be due to the item being custom-made, manufactured in batches, or requiring a specific production run. The process often involves a lead time, during which the item is produced or sourced before it can be delivered to the customer. This contrasts with items that are readily available off-the-shelf.

In the service industry, tellitavad might describe a service that needs to be scheduled or arranged in advance. For example, a specialized repair service or a custom consulting arrangement could be considered tellitavad, as they require booking and preparation rather than immediate execution. The term emphasizes the proactive step a customer must take to acquire the desired item or service. It highlights a business model that caters to specific demands rather than mass, immediate supply.