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- Approval Precepts for Requisitions
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- A requisition must be approved before it can be sourced into a purchase
order
- The approval process ensures that a requisition is routed through all
designated levels of approval
- A requisition can go through nine levels of amount approval
- A requisition can also go through up to two levels for commodity
approval
- The approval of requisitions is supported by the automated WorkFlow
process
- The WorkFlow process finds and routes requisitions to the appropriate
levels, or persons, for approval
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- The approval hierarchy defines the routing of requisitions in the
WorkFlow process.
- Dollar amount approval is based on the employee/ manager relationship
defined in the hierarchy.
- Commodity approval routing within the hierarchy is based on the category
of the goods or services requested.
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- When a requisition is denied at any level, it is routed back to the
originator.
- When a requisition remains on an approver’s work list for 5 consecutive
days with no actions, it is automatically escalated to the next approver
in the hierarchy
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- Every purchasing Business Unit has a default buyer
- If a specific buyer is not listed on the requisition, the PO created
from the requisition will be routed to the default buyer
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- The requisition approval WorkFlow can be seen on screen by viewing the
requisition approval status
- Each approver in the hierarchy will be listed, with the status of the
requisition at that level
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- All requisitions requiring your approval will appear on your WorkList in
PeopleSoft
- You can access your WorkList in two ways:
- Click on the WorkList hyperlink at the top of the PeopleSoft Home Page
- Navigate to the eProcurement Homepage
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- Click on the WorkList hyperlink.
- Your WorkList appear as shown below
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- Navigate to the eProcurement Homepage as follows
- eProcurement/ eProcurement Home/ Start/ eProcurement Home
- Your WorkList will show up as a “To Do List.”
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