Negotiating the discrete purchase order line item
Use the Negotiate Discrete POs page to negotiate the Discrete Purchase Order (PPO) line item terms specified by the supplier.
- Select Demand > Discrete POs.
- Specify the search criteria.
- Click Search. The Purchase Order List page is displayed.
- Click View corresponding to the PO number of the PO for which you require to negotiate the terms.
- Select the check box corresponding to the PO line item in the Line Item Detail section and click Negotiate. The Discrete Purchase Order line item detail page is displayed.
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Review this information in the Purchase Order Information section:
- Supplier
- The company responsible for supplying and shipping the part.
- Facility
- The name of the location from where the demand for the parts is raised.
- Ship To
- The location at which the parts are received.
- Deliver To
- The location to which the parts are delivered.
- PO Date
- The date on which the PO is created.
- PO Number
- The purchase order number associated with the requirements.
- Release
- The number of the release with which the PO is sent.
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Specify this information in the Line Items section:
- No.
- The PO line number.
- Sched
- The schedule associated with the PO line item.
- Schedule Type
- The type of schedule. Possible values:
- Back Order
- Resupply
- Standard
- Buyer Part
- The code of the part.
- Supplier Part
- The supplier defined code of the part.
- Req. Date
- The date on which the part is required.
- Ordered
- The quantity of the part required.
- Ship To
- The location to which the parts are shipped for a specific PO line.
- U of M
- The Unit of Measure (U of M) for the ordered quantity of the part.
- Unit Price
- The price of the part for each specified unit of measure.
- Backorder
- Indicates if a backorder is created for the corresponding PO line.
- Resupply
- Indicates whether a Resupply order is created for the corresponding PO line/schedule.
- Comment
- The additional information related to the line item.
- Click Publish to change the DPO into a proposed purchase order (PPO). You can use the Create PPO For Editing option to generate a PPO with a new PPO number.