Decide whether to take on a big order that could stretch you

A big order has come in. Help me decide whether to take it.

The order: [what, how much, deadline]
The customer: [who they are, how they pay]
My usual capacity: [e.g. 200 units a week, 2 jobs a week]
Staff and suppliers: [who could help, lead times]
What else is booked: [regular work]
Money: [what I'd need to pay out before being paid]

Ask me up to 3 short questions first if anything important is missing. Wait for my answers.

Then:
1. A plain check: can I deliver on time, and what would have to be true?
2. The risks, in order: time, cash, quality, regular customers.
3. Terms to ask for: deposit, staged payments, delivery dates, a smaller first order.
4. Three replies: yes on these terms; yes with a later date or smaller first order; a polite no that keeps the door open.

Use only what I've given you, leave blanks for any price or fact I haven't given, and don't invent anything. UK English. Show the sums, don't give financial advice.

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