buyurtma

Buyurtma is an Uzbek noun meaning "order" or "request." It is used in everyday commerce to refer to an instruction by a customer to obtain goods or services, as well as in administrative language to denote an official directive or instruction. The related verb is buyurtmoq, meaning to place an order or to command.

In consumer commerce, a buyurtma is typically created when a customer selects products, specifies quantity and options, provides delivery details and payment method. The seller or e-commerce platform issues an order confirmation with a unique order number, then proceeds through processing, packing, shipping, and delivery. Online platforms often furnish real-time updates on status and allow amendments or cancellations according to policy.

In procurement and business-to-business contexts, a purchase order is the formal document sent by a buyer to a supplier, detailing items, quantities, agreed prices, delivery dates, and payment terms. Purchase orders support inventory planning, accounting, and performance monitoring, and they can be revised by mutual agreement before fulfillment.

The term also appears in formal or official language to denote commands or directives from authorities to individuals or organizations, and in organizational contexts to describe service requests or work orders.