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The Sales Order Confirmation Letter is a essential business document used in New Zealand commercial transactions to formalize and confirm the details of a purchase order received from a customer. This document is typically issued after receiving a purchase order or following verbal/electronic agreement to purchase goods or services. It serves multiple purposes: confirming the exact specifications of the order, documenting the agreed prices and quantities, setting out delivery terms, and establishing payment conditions. The document falls under New Zealand jurisdiction and must comply with relevant legislation including the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017, Fair Trading Act 1986, and Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (for consumer transactions). It forms part of the contract documentation and can be crucial in preventing disputes by clearly documenting the agreed terms of sale.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, reference number, and recipient's contact details

2. Opening Statement: Clear confirmation of receiving the order with reference to any prior communications or purchase order numbers

3. Order Details: Comprehensive list of ordered items including quantities, unit prices, and total price

4. Delivery Information: Confirmed delivery date, shipping method, and delivery address

5. Payment Terms: Clear statement of payment terms, including total amount, payment method, and due date

6. Closing Statement: Thank you message and contact information for any queries