Purchase orders

Submit a PO online and get a GST tax invoice back. No email chains, no chasing.

Who we accept POs from

We accept purchase orders from government departments, local councils, utilities and network operators, mining and resources companies, universities and research bodies, and established survey, engineering and construction firms.

If you are a newer business or sole trader, we can still work with you. Payment terms depend on the account rather than the sector, and we will tell you where you stand before you commit.

How it works

  1. Get a quote. Tell us the kit and we return a formal quote with SKUs, GST, lead time and validity period. That is the document your procurement team raises the PO against.
  2. Submit the PO. Use the form below. Attach the PO document, give us the delivery details and your accounts payable contact.
  3. We acknowledge within one business day. We confirm fitment, pricing, lead time and any discrepancy between the PO and the quote before anything ships.
  4. Invoice and delivery. A GST tax invoice goes to your accounts payable contact, referencing your PO number. Goods ship to the delivery address on the order.

What we need on the PO

To process without a follow-up call, the PO should show:

  • Your organisation name and ABN
  • The PO number
  • Line items matching our quote, including SKUs
  • The total, and whether it is GST inclusive or exclusive
  • Delivery address and site contact
  • Accounts payable contact for the invoice
  • Payment terms, if your organisation has standard terms

If something is missing we will come back with a specific question rather than a generic bounce.

Payment terms

Standard terms are payment before dispatch for new accounts.

Net 30 from invoice is available on approved accounts, which generally means government, councils, utilities, listed companies and established firms with a trading history. Tell us on the form and we will confirm before you raise the PO rather than after.

For specialist payloads that are built or configured to order, a deposit may apply. We will say so on the quote.

Our details for your supplier setup

Registered name Mirror Mapper Pty Ltd
ABN 95 687 916 285
GST registered Yes
Accounts email accounts@mirrormapper.com.au
Sales email info@mirrormapper.com.au
Phone 1800 240 410
Bank details Provided on the tax invoice

Prefer to talk it through? Call 1800 240 410.

Submit a purchase order

We acknowledge within one business day and confirm before anything ships.

PO received.

Reference:

We will acknowledge within one business day, confirming pricing, fitment and lead time. The tax invoice goes to referencing your PO number.

If it is urgent, call us.

Your organisation

11 digits. Spaces are fine.

The order

PDF, JPG, PNG or DOCX. Max 10 MB. Attach the PO and you can skip typing the line items below.

Delivery
Invoicing

Invoice goes here, not to the buyer inbox.

Prefer to talk it through? Call us.

Questions

Do you accept purchase orders from government and councils?

Yes. We accept POs from government departments, local councils, utilities and network operators, mining and resources companies, universities and research bodies, and established survey, engineering and construction firms.

What payment terms do you offer?

Standard terms are payment before dispatch for new accounts. Net 30 from invoice is available on approved accounts once we have confirmed the order. Tell us what you need on the form and we will confirm before you raise the PO.

Can I raise a PO without a quote first?

You can, but a formal quote with SKUs, GST, lead time and validity is what procurement usually raises against. Get a quote first if you do not already have one.

How long until you acknowledge my PO?

Within one business day. We confirm fitment, pricing, lead time and any discrepancy between the PO and the quote before anything ships.

What if my PO does not match your quote?

We come back with a specific question rather than a generic bounce. Nothing ships until the mismatch is resolved in writing.

Do you supply a GST tax invoice?

Yes. A GST tax invoice goes to your accounts payable contact, referencing your PO number.