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# Take From Stock and Procure From Supplier

When you already hold an item in your warehouse, ordering it again from a supplier ties up cash and space. With an Enterprise licence, each line on a project in OrderEazi can either be sold from your own stock or ordered from a supplier. **Take From Stock** and **Procure From Supplier** switch a line between the two.

### Before you start

You'll need an Enterprise licence, and the line must have a product and a warehouse. You can't switch a line once the project has a sales order or an approved order, or if the line has child lines.

### How to sell a line from your own stock

1. On the **Costing** tab, open the menu at the end of the line.
2. Select **Take From Stock**.
3. Confirm "Are you sure you would like to sell this item from your own inventory?"

The page reloads. The line's supplier is cleared and shows "N/A", because you're not buying it from anyone. The project's history shows "Changed procurement mode to :Stock".

### How to order a line from a supplier again

1. Open the menu at the end of the line.
2. Select **Procure From Supplier**.
3. Confirm "Are you sure you would like to procure this item from a vendor?"

The line goes back to being ordered from a supplier. Choose the supplier again on the line.

**Example:** A client orders 10 of DESK-02. You have 10 in your Johannesburg warehouse, so you select **Take From Stock** on the line. The supplier changes to "N/A", and no purchase order is needed for the desks.

### Related pages

* [Adding and editing lines](/central/order-management/projects/adding-and-editing-lines.md): add lines to a project
* [Simple Inventory Management](/central/order-management/products/inventory/simple-inventory-management.md): the stock you hold