on 2011 Nov 02 11:16 AM
Hi Gurus,
We are now implementing SRM 7 EHp 1 and with workflow in RFx creation and evaluation. During RFx evaluation, once the approval reject the quotation and the status will turn into REJECTED. Is there anyway to open back the quotation in order leave it as rejected.
There is few scenario we facing at the moment.
1. 5 lines item. Bidder A been partial award 3 items and Bidder B partial award 2 item. Both quotation route to approval in awaiting approver status. If approval reject bidder A quotation and put a remark to purchaser that bidder B should get the full award (5 items). Is that possible to handle by the system?
2. 5 lines item. Bidder A been partial award 3 items and Bidder B partial award 2 item. Both quotation route to approval in awaiting approver status. The approval reject bidder A and accept bidder B. Could system handle the 3 items back to the sourcing cockpit?
Best regards,
Wind
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Hi Wind,
If the manager rejects a quotation then purchaser can always use the edit button and again choose the items to award and accept the quotation again.
Edit will offer you accept, reject and return options.
This will solve your queries.
Regards
Sam
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Hi Sam,
I'm not able to find the edit button once the approval reject the quotation. Once the status change to "Release Rejected", as a purchaser cannot do anything on the particular quotation. Do we need to implement the note? Once the status change to "Release Rejected", when purchaser try to open the response will hit an error message show you are not authorize. Do we need to assign specific role on this purchaser ID?
Best regards,
Wind
Edited by: Wind-ELF on Nov 3, 2011 11:13 AM
Hello Wind,
Kindly refer to the thread , to solve your issue here.
As per the standard functionality delivered with SRM 701, purchaser user should be allowed to view the details for the Rejected RFx response and he also he will be provided with the Undo Reject option to re-submit the response for approval to the purchasing manager.
Hope this helps you.
Best Regards,
Rahul
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