Feature: Purchase Requisitions - Requester

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Created by: Marge Swanson, Marvita Busching, Dan Lothspeich, Karen Graf, Kris Sandau, Connie Sauer, Theresa Nistler and supporting cast

Feature: Purchase Requisitions - Requester

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Why this feature is cool!In Dynamics GP2013 R2 Purchase Requisitions lets a user enter a requisition. The requisition ties in with Purchase Order Processing functionality.

Navigation is streamlined for the requester to see a requisition status or enter a requisition. And because it’s part of Dynamics GP, the requisition can be routed through a workflow process you create using new workflow functionality. You will only see requisitions you enter.

Purchase Requisition is unique because less information is required for data entry: requisition number, date and item description. You can order items from inventory or non-inventory and attach documents to the requisition to send to the purchasing agent.

Feature: Purchase Requisitions - Requester

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Feature: Purchase Requisitions - Requester

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