when a situation arises when an internal customer has a need that comes up suddenly, which is not planned for and for which there is no preexisting supplier identified to provie the product or service required, purchasing should use a _ approach

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Jared Payne

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14 March, 09:10

when a situation arises when an internal customer has a need that comes up suddenly, which is not planned for and for which there is no preexisting supplier identified to provie the product or service required, purchasing should use a _ approach

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Cordell Bray · Answer 1

spot buy

Explanation:

when a situation arises when an internal customer has a need that comes up suddenly, which is not planned for and for which there is no preexisting supplier identified to provie the product or service required, purchasing should use a spot buy approach.

Spot buying is a type of purchase an individual makes to meet and immediate or emergency need.

Charlee Green · Answer 2

Answer: spot buy approach

Explanation: when an internal customer has a need that comes up suddenly and was not earlier planned for, or an existing supplier identified to provide for that demand, such situations are usually handled using a spot buy approach.

Spot buying is usually made up of small orders that are totally unplanned, and may arise due to poor planning, from unexpected or unavoidable circumstances, or one-time opportunities, and are most times carried out on an immediate payment and delivery basis.

Spot buying often feature the following characteristics:

1. they are usually unplanned and are for emergencies.

2. They are for unique inexpensive purchase and involves not so complex transactions.