"A factory order is a commercial document issued by a factory to produce and sell products. It is a contract that clearly stipulates the content of the transaction between the factory and the customer, including key information such as delivery date, product specification, and price.

In factory orders, the delivery date is a key piece of information. The factory needs to confirm whether the time required for production and the delivery time meet the customer's requirements. If the factory fails to deliver on time, it may lead to a breach of contract and may face liability for compensation.

Product specification is another key information, including product size, material, color and other specification requirements. The customer will describe the product specifications in detail in the order to ensure that the factory can produce the product according to the requirements.

Price is another important information in the order. The factory needs to confirm whether the price is reasonable, and after confirming the order, send the invoice and payment details to the customer. All charges, including product costs, profit and other charges, are usually expressly stated in the order.

In addition, factory orders may also include production and shipping details, such as production cycle, shipment method, etc. This information can help factories plan production and shipping, and ensure products reach customers on time.

In short, the factory order is an important contract for commercial transactions between the factory and the customer, which ensures that the factory can produce and deliver products according to the customer's requirements. Before confirming the factory order, the factory needs to carry out strict quality control to ensure that the products produced meet the requirements and expectations of customers. Only after the requirements of the order are confirmed and met, can the product be finally delivered and the trust and satisfaction of the customer can be obtained. "