What happens if the import process for suppliers is executed out of the recommended order?

Executing the import process for suppliers in the recommended order is vital for ensuring that all dependencies are respected and that data integrity is maintained. When the import process is performed out of the recommended order, it can lead to errors. These errors may stem from attempting to import data that relies on previously imported records, such as supplier relationships and site information that must exist before related data can be imported successfully.

As a result, importing data improperly can create inconsistencies and complications within the database, which may prevent certain entries from being created or associated correctly. This not only disrupts the flow of data but can also affect downstream processes, such as payment processing and reporting, necessitating additional time and effort to troubleshoot and correct those errors that arise during import.