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# Billing & Shipping Address in Sale Order
Logic ERP has introduced a new update that allows you to enter both Billing and Shipping Addresses for unregistered parties in Sales Orders.\
Earlier, this option was not available, but with this update, users can now easily add complete address details while creating a Sales Order for an unregistered party.
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### Steps to Define shipping and Bill Address
* Create a new **Sales Order**.
* Select an **Unregistered Party**.
* Enter the **Billing Address** and **Shipping Address**.
* Fill in the required **Other Details** and save the order.
* After saving, retrieve the same order in the **Sales Bill**.
* You will notice that the process is now **much easier**, as all the saved details are **automatically Retrieved** with Shipping Details.
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