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Consider these examples. When accepted by a vendor every PO becomes a contract, but not every contract is a PO. Some (but not all!) people view POs as a kind of one-time contract. Purchase Orders may cross-reference the terms of a negotiated contract. It's a common misconception that the level of detail in a PO is less than that of a contract.
The points given below are substantial so far as the difference between purchase order and sales order is concerned: 1  When Purchase Order is accepted, it becomes a binding contract between a buyer and seller. On the other hand, when the sales order is accepted, it approves the sale.