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Oracle Fusion Procurement · requisition to order · cause and fix

Requisition approved, but no purchase order was created

The requisition went through approval, yet no order appeared. Fusion only turns a requisition line into an order on its own when every condition Oracle lists is met, and when one is missing the line simply waits.

Root cause

Oracle lists the conditions that stop a line from becoming an order automatically:

How to fix it
  1. Open the requisition line and check it has a buyer. No buyer is the most common reason.
  2. Check the line has a supplier and a supplier site.
  3. If the line is sourced to an agreement, open the agreement: it must be valid, and Automatically generate orders must be selected. For a contract agreement, the Negotiated check box on the requisition line must be selected.
  4. If your procurement BU consolidates requisitions and the agreement groups them, run the Generate Orders scheduled process. The order is created when it runs, not when the requisition is approved.
  5. If none of these apply, the buyer can still create the order by hand from Process Requisitions.
Where to go in Fusion
Sources

My Oracle Support notes, for readers with access. We do not reproduce their content.

Sources Written in plain words from Oracle’s public documentation and the support notes and forum reports listed above. Not yet checked against a live instance by our reviewer. Navigation and behavior vary by configuration; verify in your own instance and test before acting.

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