Navigation: Main Menu > eProcurement > Create Requisition
Purpose: Use this simulation to practice creating a Deliverable Service Requisition.
Steps:
Enter the desired information into the Business Unit field. Enter
Enter the desired information into the Requester field. Enter
Click the OK button.
Step 3Although not required, it is recommended you enter a Requisition Name.
Step 4Click the Continue button.
Step 5Click the Services tab.
Step 6Click the Service Method list.
Step 7Click the Deliverable list item.
Step 8Click in the Service Type field.
Step 9Enter the desired information into the Service Type field. Enter
Click the Look up Service (Alt+5) button.
Step 11Click the ADV_HISPANIC link.
Step 12Enter the desired information into the Requesting Dept field. Enter
Click the Look up Request Type (Alt+5) button.
Step 14Click the Yes button to confirm you want to change all the distribution lines on the requisition to the department selected.
Step 15Click the Look up Request Type (Alt+5) button.
Step 16Click the BUDGETED link.
Step 17Enter the desired information into the Start Date field. Enter
You can also click the Calendar button to view the calendar and select a Start Date from there.
Step 19Enter the desired information into the End Date field. Enter
Click the down arrow button of the vertical scrollbar to view additional screen information.
Step 21Click in the Labor Amount field.
Step 22Enter the desired information into the Labor Amount field. Enter
Click the Allow Expenses box to deselect if no expenses are to be paid.
Step 24Click the Lookup Services Supplier ID to select a preferred vendor.
Step 25Click the 005766 link.
Step 26Click the Go to Submit Requisition button.
Step 27Click the Save & submit button.
Step 28The Confirmation page will display when either the Save & preview approvals button or the Save & submit button are clicked.
Step 29Congratulations! You have successfully created a Deliverable Service Requisition.
After clicking finish below, go to the course outline and select
Lesson 2.5_Creating a Resource Contract Labor Requisition (Concepts) and click Try It! to continue the lesson.