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Procurement - EBS (MOSC)

Timed out Requisitions ?

Jan 7, 2015 7:09AM edited Jan 8, 2015 6:18AM in Procurement - EBS (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered ✓

Hello,

What will happen to the timed out requisitions and what is the best practice around them ?

We have cases where a requestor submitted the requisition.

The requisition went to the approver for approval. The approver was on holiday,sick or ignored the notification and the notification timed out.

In this case, i think the notification ends up in incomplete status in the autocreate queue.

Now what is the way forward ?

Who will clean up these requisitions ?

Is there a way, in case of a timed out requisition, the requisition is forwarded to the next approver in the approval chain of authority ?

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