I have handled equipment and software orders -- and this often involved selling and coordinating job functions as well as literature and online materials distribution. For example, In a stint as an office manager at a technology company, one of my jobs was converting customer invoices into purchase orders and making sure the necessary (multiple pieces of) equipment was ordered, shipped and arrived ON TIME for the technology installations (often at large sites such as casinos or chain restaurants). In addition, I was responsible for creating and issuing software keys for the POS software that went with the hardware. In another position, I handled holiday food banquet orders for a busy food business -- often $100+ orders for large team meetings. This required discussing the needs with the customer, taking down all the minutiae involved with a detailed order, coordinating the delivery date, points of contact, drop-off locations, notifying involved parties and accepting and running the credit card/payment for the order. Providing receipts and confirming the orders were additional steps involved. Often, I had to roll up my sleeves, wash my hands, pull out the hair net and help put the large orders together in order help guarantee on-time delivery.