Purchase requisition PunchOut – External catalog.
In the July 2017 release of D365 the purchase requisition punchOut capability is back. This existed in AX2012 with a sample protocol handler for OCI and I’ve posted about the […]
In the July 2017 release of D365 the purchase requisition punchOut capability is back. This existed in AX2012 with a sample protocol handler for OCI and I’ve posted about the […]
In the previous post we had a look at creating an RFQ from a requisition. In this overview we can complete the RFQ which will update the requisition and flow […]
If you are running a purchasing department then you have a job of managing purchase costs and keeping employees supplied with products they need to see or do their jobs. […]
If you are allowing employees to requisition items them you might want to remember to publish the catalog otherwise the items won’t show up for the user in the add […]
When you are setting up a business flow for purchase requisitions you should check what permissions someone needs to place requisitions on behalf of other people. For example perhaps an […]
If you are using purchase requisitions there are may different types of materials and therefore potentially workflows that you might go through in your organization. Sometimes you want to add […]
If you work a lot with requisitions and you often do the same requisitions with some minor changes then you can use the copy functions. There is a copy for […]
When you are setting up for procurement you have to make a decisions if you want to catalog all the items for your employees to purchase or you just purchase […]
In an earlier post I cover an example of a purchase requisition being entered through the Employee services portal via a punch out. Sometimes you may not deploy the Employee […]
If you are a procurement team you might have different policies on what purchase requisitions get converted to purchase orders automatically and which ones you might want to review and […]