1. Travel Requisition D365

Purchase Requisition Process Dynamics 365. Posted on February 24, 2017 February 24. No need to go the release approves purchase requisition to create purchase order. As final approvals approve then purchase order get created automatically if you have done the setup. You can refer policy rule setup for more detail. Purchase Requisitions are included in NetSuite's Advanced Procurement module. Multiple Requisitions can be consolidated into one Purchase Order if the.

I recently had a support ticket open with Microsoft on behalf of a client. The issue reported was the purchase requisition cannot be released after approval in Dynamics AX. The problem and resolution are outlined as follows…

Purchase Requisition vs Purchase Order – What is the Difference? Purchase requisitions are a document used when an employee needs to make a purchase or an order request on behalf of their company. It is a document that is used to inform department managers or the purchasing officer of the decision so that the purchasing department can start.

1. From Procurement and sourcing > Common > Purchase requisitions > All purchase requisitions, Purchase requisition #1104990 is at an Approved status. Please note, there is no green checkmark to the left of the row.

2. From Procurement and sourcing > Common > Purchase requisitions > Release approved purchase requisitions, Purchase requisition #1104990 does not show up as an approved requisition that can be generated into a Purchase order.

3. To work around the issue, we go to the Financials Action pane, then click Reserve budget funds.

4. The green checkmark to the left will then be visible and the Reserve budget funds option is disabled. The requisition will also appear in the Release Approved Requisitions form.

During my investigation of the issue, I found that on records where the green check did not appear, the accounting status was set to Fully Distributed instead of Completed. The code was looking for any line on the requisition with a status of anything other than Completed or Finalized. If found, the check would not appear. Sounds like the approval workflow must have errored out or didn’t run for some reason, right? However, there was no sign of any problem with the workflow and no errors in any batch jobs at all.

I did find some information in a Community forum post suggesting that one resolution might be to check that the Empty Batch Group was set up and that the AOS had “Is Batch Server” checked. See System Administration > Setup > System > Server Configuration.

I will explain in a moment why this was a potential solution, as it did not make sense to me at the time. Regardless, I checked these settings and they were correct in my client’s environment.

Travel Requisition D365

I opened a ticket with Microsoft and eventually got to an Escalation Engineer who provided the solution.

His suggestion was: With Public Sector enabled, even if you are not using Budget Control, you must run the workflow processing jobs and the Empty Batch Group all on the same AOS.

It seems there is a mysterious process that runs behind the scenes (not a batch job you can see) to process the budget check. This process uses the Empty Batch Group. (This explains the suggested solution I found online regarding the server setup for the batch group). So, if the workflow jobs and the Empty Batch Group are on different AOS’s, the workflow process may finish before the budget check is done. When the workflow is finished before the budget check, then the check mark is not there.