General Actions:
Any type of purchase order other than an original blanket order (of any type or processing condition) can be changed.
Save PO Changes and send to Supplier. If you have made changes that impact what the supplier delivers or reflects changes that need to be communicated to the supplier (such as new items or pricing) the PO Change should be retransmitted to the supplier.
Save PO Changes, do not send to Supplier. If you have made changes that do not impact what the supplier delivers (such as updating already delivered items or amending financial tracking information) the PO Change may not need to be communicated to the supplier.
Select the appropriate radio button at the top of the Purchase Order Change screen.
Depending on the supplier’s set-up, you may have the option to change the eMail or fax address to where the Purchase Order Change is transmitted. This will override the supplier’s normal order transmission method and is not dependant upon the method of transmission of the original order. It is not possible however to select XML as a transmission method unless the original order was transmitted in the same way: an XML option will therefore only appear if the original order was transmitted by XML. Choose the appropriate option and complete the eMail or fax details:
To submit your changes click the submit PO change button at the top of the screen. A Purchase Order Change Review screen will open.
To cancel your changes click on the cancel PO change button. You will return to the Purchase Order Status Summary screen without committing any changes.
Notice that the system automatically populates the ‘PO Change External Comments’ text box with line level change details. This text will appear on the change order as a change order comment below any existing external order level comment.
If you are happy with your changes, click the submit button to create a Change Order. The updated Purchase Order Status Summary screen will open.
To return without saving changes and not create a change order, click the back button.
A version number is added to the end of the Purchase Order number to distinguish it from the original order. The original order is superseded and becomes read-only.
The change order numbering convention is: PO # - Blanket Release # - Change Order #
If the original order is a release to a blanket order, the middle sequence will be completed; if the original order is not a blanket release, the middle sequence will be 000. For example:
Purchase Order 121 = 121
Change Order #1 of Order 121 = 121-000-001
Change Order #2 of Order 121 = 121-000-002
Change Order #1 to first blanket release of Order number 124 = 124-001-001
Change Order #4 to third blanket release of Order number 124 = 124-003-004
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