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Purchase Requisition in Detail

The document outlines the Purchase Requisition process in SAP, detailing T-codes for creating, changing, displaying, and releasing requisitions. It includes steps for entering header data, item details, and the release strategy checking process. Additionally, it covers configuration settings for document types, release procedures, account assignment categories, and source determination.
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Purchase Requisition in Detail

The document outlines the Purchase Requisition process in SAP, detailing T-codes for creating, changing, displaying, and releasing requisitions. It includes steps for entering header data, item details, and the release strategy checking process. Additionally, it covers configuration settings for document types, release procedures, account assignment categories, and source determination.
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PURCHASE REQUISITION IN DETAIL

By--(Omkar Akanpalliwar)
A Purchase Requisition is a document that requests the procurement of materials
or services..
-T-codes
ME51N: Create a Purchase Requisition.
ME52N Change a Purchase Requisition.
ME53N Display a Purchase Requisition.
ME5A List Purchase Requisitions.
ME54N/ME55 Release (approve) a Purchase Requisition (individual or collective
release).
PURCHASE REQUISITION PROCESS

1. Create a Purchase Requisition (T-code: ME51N)


Request materials or services needed by a department.
Process
1. Access Transaction
- Enter T-code ME51N in the SAP command field.
- Path: SAP Menu > Logistics > Materials Management > Purchasing > Purchase
Requisition > Create.
2. Enter Header Data
-Requisition Type : Select the document type (e.g., NB for standard PR, or ZPR for
custom types defined in configuration).
- Header Note : Optional field for general remarks about the PR.
3. Enter Item Details :
- Item Number : Auto-assigned (e.g., 10, 20, etc.).
- Material Number : Enter the material code (if known) or leave blank for non-
stock or service items.
- Short Text : Description of the material/service if no material number is used
-Quantity : Specify the required quantity.
- Unit of Measure : Auto-populated based on material master or entered
manually.
- Delivery Date : Specify the desired delivery date.
- Plant : Enter the plant code where the material is needed.
- Storage Location : Specify the storage location (optional).
- Purchasing Group : Enter the responsible purchasing group.
-Account Assignment : Select the account assignment category (e.g., K for Cost
Center, F for Order, A for Asset).
- Cost Center/GL Account : Enter the cost center or G/L account for cost
allocation (based on account assignment).
- Valuation Price : For non-stock items, enter the estimated price (optional, as it
may be determined later).
5. Check and Save - Click the Check button to validate entries.

2. Change a Purchase Requisition (T-code: ME52N)


Purpose: Modify an existing PR (e.g., update quantity, delivery date, or cost center)
if it hasn’t been fully processed or released.
3. Display a Purchase Requisition (T-code: ME53N)
Purpose : View details of a PR without making changes.
4. Release Approve a Purchase Requisition (T-codes: ME54N, ME55)
Purpose : Approve the PR based on a predefined release strategy. Release
strategies are configured to ensure PRs are approved by authorized personnel
before conversion to a PO.
RELEASE STRATEGY CHECKING PROCESS
1. Check Release Strategy
- Configured in SPRO (IMG > Materials Management > Purchasing > Purchase
Requisition > Release Procedure).
- Based on factors like PR value, plant, purchasing group, or material type.
2. Individual Release (T-code: ME54N) :
- Enter the PR number.
- Click the Release button (green flag icon) if you have authorization.
- Select the appropriate Release Code (e.g., R1 for first-level approval).
- Save to update the release status.
3. Collective Release (T-code: ME55) :
- Enter selection criteria (e.g., purchasing group, plant, or release code).
- Select multiple PRs and release them collectively.
4. Verify Release :
- Check the Release Status in ME53N to confirm approval.
T-codes :
ME54N (individual release),
ME55 (collective release).
Note : If a PR is subject to a release strategy, it cannot be converted to a PO until
fully released.
Configuration for PR

1. Document Types (SPRO):


- Path: IMG > Materials Management > Purchasing > Purchase Requisition >
Define Document Types.
- Define PR document types (e.g., NB for standard) and number ranges.
2. Release Procedure (SPRO): - Path: IMG > Materials Management > Purchasing >
Purchase Requisition > Release Procedure. - Configure release strategies, codes,
and groups based on criteria like PR value or plant.
3. Account Assignment Categories:
- Define how costs are allocated (e.g., Cost Center, Asset, Project).
- Configured in IMG > Materials Management > Purchasing > Account
Assignment.
4. Source Determination:
- Enable automatic source determination for PRs (e.g., assign vendors via source
lists or contracts).
- T-code: ME05 (Generate Source List).

- Reports :
- ME5A : List of PRs.
- ME2N : List of POs linked to PRs

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