Blocking purchase ordersIn Procurement, you can block purchase orders or purchase order lines. Purchase orders and lines can be manually blocked, or are automatically blocked because of a compliance check failure. Setup and procedure Step 1. Hold Reasons (tcmcs2110m000) Specify the reasons for blocking a purchase order or purchase order line and the reason categories. Step 2. Purchase Order Parameters (tdpur0100m400) Select the Order Blocking check box and specify a value in the Import Compliance Hold Reason field. Step 3. Purchase User Profiles (tdpur0143m000) Select the Authorized to Release Blocked Orders check box for the users who are authorized to release (unblock) orders. Step 4. Purchase Order (Line) Blockings (tdpur4120m000) Blocked purchase orders and purchase order lines are displayed in the Purchase Order (Line) Blockings (tdpur4120m000) session. Manually blocked purchase orders and lines can also be unblocked in this session. Manually blocking purchase orders
Compliance check failure Purchase order lines that are blocked because the import compliance check failed, are displayed in the Purchase Order (Line) Blockings (tdpur4120m000) session with the Hold Reason value retrieved from the Import Compliance Hold Reason field in the Purchase Order Parameters (tdpur0100m400) session. The blocked lines cannot be released in the Purchase Order (Line) Blockings (tdpur4120m000) session. To unblock a line, you must update the required compliance data and re-execute the import compliance check, or an authorized user can manually override the import block by using the Document Compliance Check Results (tcgtc1510m000) or Override Compliance Check Results Workbench (tcgtc1610m100) sessions.
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