AUTOCREATE: Why Can a Purchase Order be Approved When the Price is Greater Then the Price Tolerance Between the Requisition and PO (Doc ID 1475159.1)

Last updated on MARCH 15, 2022

Applies to:

Oracle Purchasing - Version 12.0.4 and later
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Goal

In the Purchasing Options, the Price Tolerance has been set to 5% with the Enforce Price Tolerance (%) checked. However, using the Modify option in the Tools menu when Autocreating a Purchase Order (PO) from a Requisition, the user is able to create and approve the PO with a price that far exceeds the Price Tolerance. Why is this being allowed?

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AUTOCREATE: Why Can a Purchase Order be Approved When the Price is Greater Then the Price Tolerance Between the Requisition and PO (Doc ID 1475159.1)

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