Requisitions

A requisition is a request for something to be procured. You can create requisitions and convert them to purchase orders. You can also create a requisition from a production order.

Requisition Lines

There are several types of requisition lines that you can add to a requisition depending on the reason for which it is being requested:

Requisition Line Type Description
Capital Equipment Enables you to raise a requisition to purchase capital equipment for use in your organization. The incoming items go through a receiving process, but it does not become part of inventory.
Category Use this record type to request goods or services based on categories. You can request goods or services based on a category such as software or office supplies rather than requesting a specific item or service.
Contractor Enables you to raise a requisition to purchase a contract for something that is not received.
Description Enables you to raise a requisition to purchase an item based on a description of it.
Item Enables you to raise a requisition to purchase a known item or service. Use this option when there is an item master for the item to be purchased.
Service Enables you to raise a requisition to purchase an off site service. For instance, use this option if an item is to be sent to the manufacturer for an upgrade to be carried out.
Supplier Catalogue Use this record type to request items from a known supplier catalogue.

Indirect Procurement Based on Categories

Indirect Procurement Based on Categories enables you to make indirect purchases based on predefined categories. Your administrator can define these categories for you by marking product groups as categories. For more information, see Marking Product Groups as Categories for Indirect Procurement. This makes the product groups display as categories that you can select when creating requisition lines of type Category. In order to create category requisition lines, you must use the Category record type. For more information on how to create requisition lines, see Creating a Requisition