on 09-22-2008 11:13 AM
Hi everybody,
I would like to know what is the standard process to create local Purchase Order (i mean in a extended classic scenario) from Bid Invitation or Quotation.
In the current process, Bid Invitation are created form Shopping Cart using Sourcing Cockpit. Then, Purchaser will send its Bid to supplier (by publishing Bid Invitation) using BBP_BID_INV transaction.
Then, supplier will submit its Bid.
At this step, what it is the standard process (does it exist ?) to create a Purchase Order linked to this Bid ?
The need is to have a PO as follow-on document to Bid.
Thank you to clarify this point.
Regards.
Laurent Burtaire.
Hi
In SPRO in define transaction types select the object BUS2200 and click on transaction types. Then select your transaction type, normally 'BID' and select details button. Under process control in detail screen, you can select both purchase order and contract or any one of them.
regards
Muthu
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Hi,
After the bids are submitted and when the bid invitation opening date arrives, there will be a map for you to compare the bids received.
To see this map, go to BBP_BID_INV transaction and the map will be there when you search your document.
When you click on this map, you will find one column for each of the companies that sent quotations.
You can click on the company's name and then you need to click on button 'Accept', in order to accept the company's quotation.
Then you click on 'Refresh'.
Then you click on 'Create Purchase Order' or 'Create Contract'.
In order for that to happen, you must have defined number ranges and document types for bid invitation, quotation and purchase order.
Let me know if it helped.
Regards,
Henrique
Hello Henrique,
Thank you for your help. I noticed our transaction to process Bid Invitation is a specific one. Maybe that's why we do not have dedicated buttons to create PO or Contract.
I need to check more precisely.
Kathirvel, your hyper-link launches a page without any link to a thread: i suppose URL address is not correct.
Regards.
Laurent.
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