street scene.jpg (25946 bytes)

mainstreet title bar.jpg (9890 bytes)

 

 

Up

MainStreet V4.20
General Ledger
Statement Writer
Budgeting
Human Resources
Payroll
Purchase Requisition
Purchase Order
Accounts Payable
Cash Receipting
Accounts Receivable
Utility Billing
Business License
Permits and Inspections
Property Tax Billing
Miscellaneous Billing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


What MainStreetTM Purchase Requisition Does...

Purchase Requisitions includes all that is needed for entering, and electronically routing, and approving requisitions as well as converting requisitions to purchase orders.

Gives you on-line purchase requisitions.  You can enter detailed purchasing specifications for items, suggest vendors, maintain vendor quotes, accounting information, and shipping dates required.  Provides an on-line approval process.

You can limit approval and routing workflow functions to a department or employee.  Unlimited Route to Recipients can be defined.  Each user can be restricted to use GL accounts in a requisition based upon assigned GL account ranges.

Each recipient can be assigned a sequence that then is used to determine if a recipient will not receive the Purchase Requisition until others required to approve the requisition do so.  Recipients can approve or deny requisitions after they review the requisition.  Notes can be entered in the approval screen communicating with the requesting department as to why the requisition was denied.

A Dollar Limit can be assigned to a route so the route can only be assigned to Requisitions that do not exceed the limit.  Routes are valid for assignment to a Requisition based on the requesting employee, department, and dollar amount.

Once a Requisition has been routed, no changes can be made unless the Requisition routed status is withdrawn using the revise function.  This ensures those required to approve will be see the final version of the requisition but allows the flexibility to change a requisition using the prescribed revise procedure also.

Transfers requisition data automatically to the purchasing department, allowing buyers to edit the data, and fill regular Purchase Requisitions by creating a Purchase Order

Limits a requester’s access to specific expenditure accounts for use on requisitions and Purchase Requisitions.  This access can be limited by user, department, or by account type.

Provides validation of available budget against the appropriate budget year as each item is entered with option to validate, on line, at the line item account level or at the category within a department level.  Provides an on-line approval process.

When converting the Requisition to a Purchase Order you may choose to use any existing Purchase Order or a New Purchase Order.  When using an existing Purchase Order the option to append or consolidate any item already on the Purchase Order is presented.  You can also split Requisitions into multiple Purchase Orders by allowing you to select the quantities and lines to be converted.

Unlimited Purchase Orders can be used to fill a Requisition.  Unlimited Requisitions can be used to update a Purchase Order.  When the last item left to be filled on the Requisition is filled, the Requisition status is automatically updated to complete.

Electronic Routing and Approvals.  Routing provides better communication and control of purchase request.

Budgetary Control. Putting budget information in the hands of personnel entering requisitions makes provides better awareness of budget constraints.

Integration.  The requisition, purchasing, and inventory processes are all on-line to expedite turnaround.  Automatic conversion of Requisitions to Purchase Orders saves purchasing staff time.

Purchase Requisition Reports Purchase Requisition Screens

Open Purchase Requisitions

Purchase Requisition Entry

 

Routing Entry

Purchase Requisition Inquiries

Approve Purchase Requisitions

Purchase Requisition History

Fill Purchase Requisitions

Purchase Requisition Inquiry

 
   

 


Send mail to webmaster@MainStreetasp.com with questions or comments about this web site.
Copyright © 2001 MainStreet Software Corporation
Last modified: October 13, 2006