tilausten

Tilausten is a term in the Estonian language that refers to orders, especially within procurement, logistics, and sales contexts. It is derived from tilaus, the noun meaning "order," and appears in inflected forms according to Estonian grammar. In practice, tilausten is one of the inflected forms that can appear in documents and data fields relating to customer orders and their processing.

In formal Estonian texts, tilausten is common in contract language, ERP systems, and logistics documentation. The precise function of tilausten depends on sentence structure and case; it can indicate possession, association, or the object of action, depending on how it is used in a clause.

Because tilaus is a common term in business areas, tilausten is primarily seen in Estonian-language material about order intake, tracking, fulfillment, invoicing, and reporting. The term is rarely used in English-language texts; English translations typically render it as "orders" or refer to the full Estonian phrase containing tilaus. See also tilaus, order management, procurement, and logistics.