Outlining Specific Procurement Processes

Objective

After completing this lesson, you will be able to describe some specific procurement processes

Introduction to the Processes Covered in this Course.

The graph shows the five variants of the procurement process that are presented in the next units of this e-learning and described in the following text.

Five variants of the procurement process are presented in the following units of this e-learning:

Unit 2: This unit deals with a simple procurement process for stock material, consisting of manually creating a purchase order, entering the goods receipt, and entering the invoice.

Unit 3: As in Unit 2, this unit covers a simple procurement process consisting of manually creating a purchase order, entering the goods receipt, and entering the invoice. However, in this process, the material is not procured for the warehouse, but directly for consumption.

Unit 4: In this unit, you learn about the self-service functions available for the procurement process. The complete process consists of manually creating a purchase requisition via Self-Service, converting the requisition into a purchase order, confirming the goods receipt, and entering the invoice. However, the steps of creating a purchase order and entering an invoice are not covered in this unit.

Unit 5: This unit presents various automation options for the procurement process. The purchase requisition is automatically created by an MRP run and then automatically converted into a purchase order. Instead of entering an invoice, the goods receipts posted for the purchase order are automatically settled.

Unit 6: This unit provides insight into the procurement process for services. It consists of creating a purchase order for Lean Services, entering and accepting a service entry sheet, and entering an invoice. The last step of entering the invoice is also omitted in this unit.

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