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iProcurement
1.1
2.1
Approve Notifications
3.1
4.1
5.1
Payment Inquiry
6.1
Oracle
User Procedure
Title:
Set User Profiles
Description:
This procedure may be used by all Internet Procurement users to default values into their
own requisitions using Internet Procurement
Oracle Prerequisites:
Oracle Responsibility:
Internet Procurement
M enu P ath
ORACLE HOME PAGE NAVIGATOR INTERNET PROCUREMENT HOME
PAGE
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1.1
W indow Nam e:
Personal Home Page Main Menu
Field Name
Description/Action
1. NAVIGATOR
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1.2
W indow Nam e:
Internet Procurement Home Page
Field Name
Description/Action
2. INTERNET
PROCUREMENT
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1.3
W indow Nam e:
iProcurement Home Page
Field Name
Description/Action
3. Select Preferences.
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1.4
W indow Nam e:
Preferences
5
4
Field Name
Description/Action
4. GENERAL
5. LANGUAGES
Default Settings.
6. ACCESSIBILITY
Default Settings.
7. REGIONAL
8. CHANGE
PASSWORD
W indow Nam e:
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1.5
Preferences
9
10
9. START PAGE
11
10. NOTIFICATION
11. APPLY
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1.6
W indow Nam e:
Preferences
12
Field Name
Description/Action
12. IPROCUREMENT
PREFERENCES
W indow Nam e:
Preferences
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1.7
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14
13. SHOPPING
14
14. DELIVERY
15. BILLING
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1.8
W indow Nam e:
Preferences
16
17
17
Field Name
Description/Action
16. Enter the Account Distribution combinations that you use frequently.
Note: Select a Default and will automatically roll into all requisitions.
17. Enter a Nickname for your frequently used Account Distribution Combinations.
18. ADD
ANOTHER
ROW
19. APPLY
CHANGES
Note: Many of the Preference settings are the same as user profiles in the Core Oracle
Applications.
End of procedure
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1.9
Oracle
User Procedure
Title:
Create and Submit a Requisition using the Step-by-Step Checkout
Description:
This procedure may be used by all requestors to create and submit a requisition for
approval. There are several ways to find products on the iProcurement Home Page. This
procedure will demonstrate how to use Non-Catalog Request to create a Requisition. The
Step-By-Step checkout process will also be used. The Step-by-Step Checkout process is
the lengthiest checkout process because it gives the Requisitioner options for many
decisions and special shipping and delivery situations. The Express Checkout is the more
streamlined method to checkout. Express Checkout uses default setting from your profile
to complete many fields.
Oracle Prerequisites:
None
Oracle Responsibility:
M enu P ath
ORACLE HOME PAGE APPS LOGON LINKS INTERNET PROCUREMENT
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2.1
W indow Nam e:
iProcurement Home Page
Field Name
Description/Action
1. NONCATALOG
REQUEST
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2.2
W indow Nam e:
Non-Catalog Request
2
4
3
5
Field Name
Description/Action
2. ITEM TYPE
3. ITEM
DESCRIPTION
4. CATEGORY
5. UNIT OF
MEASURE
Default settings.
Note: The information entered in the Item description can not be duplicated if you
have more than one invoice. Also the description will print out on Open Purchase
Orders and also on some reports from General Ledger inquiry.
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2.3
W indow Nam e:
Non-Catalog Request
10
09
6
7
10
Field Name
Description/Action
6. QUANTITY
7. CURRENCY
8. UNIT PRICE
9. VENDOR
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2.4
W indow Nam e:
Shopping Cart
11
12
Field Name
Description/Action
11. SHOPPING
CART
One Item was added to your Shopping Cart. Add more line
or Proceed to Checkout.
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2.5
W indow Nam e:
Shopping Cart
13
14
Field Name
Description/Action
13. DELETE
14.CHECKOUT
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2.6
W indow Nam e:
Checkout
14
15
16
18
17
Step-By-Step Checkout gives you the opportunity to select different values for the above
information. If profile options have been defined and no changes will be made to the
default values, Express Checkout should be used.
Field Name
Description/Action
14. NEED-BY
DATE
Enter the Need-by Date. This date will default from your
Profile
15. REQUESTOR
16. DELIVER-TO
LOCATION
17.
Enter a one-time address if these items will be delivered to an address to be
used only for this order, which is not already defined in Purchasing
18. PROJECT
INFO
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2.7
W indow Nam e:
Checkout
20
19
Field Name
Description/Action
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2.8
W indow Nam e:
Checkout
21
Field Name
Description/Action
21. ACCOUNTS
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2.9
W indow Nam e:
Checkout
22
23
Field Name
Description/Action
22. CHARGE
ACCOUNT
23.
Click on the SPLIT to split the selected item to multiple charge accounts. If
selected, you will be prompted for multiple accounts.
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2.10
W indow Nam e:
Checkout
24
25
Field Name
Description/Action
24. ADD
ANOTHER
ROW
25. APPLY
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2.11
W indow Nam e:
Checkout
26
Field Name
Description/Action
26. APPLY
Click on Apply
W indow Nam e:
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2.12
Checkout
27
Field Name
27.
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Description/Action
2.13
W indow Nam e:
Checkout
28
29
Field Name
Description/Action
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Click on NEXT.
2.14
W indow Nam e:
Checkout
30
30
A Requisition number has been assigned. Review the Requisition for accuracy before
submitting.
Field Name
Description/Action
30. SUBMIT
Click on SUBMIT.
Note: Both SUBMIT buttons are the same
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2.15
W indow Nam e:
Checkout
Your Requisition is submitted and will be immediately placed in the Requisition Pool for
the Purchasing Department to place on a Purchase Order. You will be able to Receive
this Requisition after a Purchase Order has been issued, however you will not need to
know the Purchase Order number to enter the receiving information.
End of procedure
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2.16
Oracle
User Procedure
Title:
Approve Notifications
Description:
Use the Notification Details Web page, accessible through the Notifications Summary
menu in Purchasing, to manage your pending approval queue and take approval actions.
In the Notifications Summary list, notifications for the following Purchasing documents
appear. The Send Notifications for Purchasing Documents process must be running for
some of these notifications to be sent:
Oracle Prerequisites:
Oracle Responsibility:
iProcurement Approver.
Menu Path
ORACLE HOME PAGE SELF-SERVICE LOGON LINKS INTERNET
PROCUREMENT HOME PAGE
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Approve Notifications
3.1
Window Name:
iProcurement Home Page
Description/Action
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Approve Notifications
3.2
Window Name:
Notifications
Field Name
Description/Action
2. Select Notifications.
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Approve Notifications
3.3
Window Name:
Notifications
From An open notification, you can drill down to the document and modify it, if the
Approver Can Modify option has been enabled for the document type. Your
responsibility will define your level of access and your privileges.
Field Name
Description/Action
3. REQUISITION
LINES
4. APPROVAL
HISTORY
5. FORWARD
DOCUMENT
6. NOTE
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Approve Notifications
3.4
Window Name:
Notifications
Field Name
Description/Action
7. APPROVAL
ACTION
End of procedure
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Approve Notifications
3.5
Oracle
User Procedure
Title:
Create Rule to Reassign Notifications to a Temporary Approver
Description:
This procedure may be used by all approvers to reassign To Do Notifications (awaiting
your response) if you are unable to respond to them for a period of time. Rules are
created, edited and deleted by the user, not the purchasing department. Rules are an
available feature in the Core Purchasing Application, but often not used. iProcurement
makes rules much more user friendly and visible to use.
Oracle Prerequisites:
Oracle Responsibility:
iProcurement Approver.
M enu P ath
ORACLE HOME PAGE SELF-SERVICE LOGON LINKS INTERNET
PROCUREMENT
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4.1
W indow Nam e:
iProcurement Home Page
Field Name
Description/Action
1. VACATION
RULES
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4.2
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Status Notifications Reassignment
Field Name
Description/Action
2. CREATE RULE
W indow Nam e:
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4.3
3
3
Field Name
Description/Action
3. SELECT TYPE
Click Next
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4.4
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Status Reassignment Rule
4
5
7
6
8
Field Name
Description/Action
4. START DATE
5. END DATE
6. RECIPIENT
7. COMMENTS
8. Click on APPLY.
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4.5
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Status Reassignment Rule
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11
Field Name
Description/Action
9. RULE NAME
10. UPDATE
End of procedure
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4.6
Oracle
User Procedure
Title:
Withdraw a Requisition
Description:
This procedure may be used by all Requisitioners to change a Requisition after being
submitted for approval, but before being placed on a Purchase Order.
Even though a requisition is found in the Approvers To Do notifications list, it can be
changed or cancelled. When the requisition is cancelled, it will be removed from the
current Approvers notification list.
Requisitions can be changed or cancelled any time prior to conversion into a Purchase
Order. If the requisition has already been placed on a Purchase Order, the Purchase
Order will need to be cancelled first.
Oracle Prerequisites:
M enu P ath
ORACLE HOME PAGE SELF-SERVICE LOGON LINKS INTERNET
PROCUREMENT
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5.1
W indow Nam e:
iProcurement Home Page
Description/Action
1. REQUISITION
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5.2
W indow Nam e:
View Requisition Details
The selected requisition details will be displayed in the View Requisition Details window.
Field Name
Description/Action
2. Click on CHANGE.
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5.3
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
Description/Action
3. NO
4. YES
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5.4
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
Description/Action
5. RETURN TO
SHOPPING
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5.5
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
Description/Action
6. CREATE A NONCATOLOG
REQUEST
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5.6
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
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9
Description/Action
7. ENTER
INFORMATION
8. ADD TO CART
9. VIEW CART AND
CHECKOUT
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5.7
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
10
Description/Action
10. DISCARD
INCORRECT LINE
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5.8
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
11
Description/Action
11. CHECKOUT
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5.9
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
12
13
Description/Action
13.NEXT
Click on NEXT.
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5.10
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
14
14
Description/Action
14.NEXT
Click on NEXT.
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5.11
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
15
15
Description/Action
15. SUBMIT
Click on SUBMIT.
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5.12
W indow Nam e:
Requisition Withdraw
End of procedure
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5.13
Oracle
User Procedure
Title:
Payment Inquiry
Description:
Use the Notification Details Web page, accessible through the My Requisitions, to
manage your requisitions and view payment inquiry. In My Requisitions Full list,
notifications for the following Requisitions appear. Click on desired requisition to obtain
payment information.
Payment Inquiry
Requisitions Status
Oracle Prerequisites:
iProcurement
Oracle Responsibility:
iProcurement
M enu P ath
ORACLE HOME PAGE SELF-SERVICE LOGON LINKS INTERNET
PROCUREMENT HOME PAGE
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Payment Inquiry
6.1
W indow Nam e:
iProcurement Home Page
Description/Action
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Payment Inquiry
6.2
W indow Nam e:
Requisitions
Field Name
Description/Action
2. Select Requisition.
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Payment Inquiry
6.3
W indow Nam e:
Requisitions:Requisitions
Field Name
Description/Action
3. DETAILS
Click DETAILS.
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Payment Inquiry
6.4
W indow Nam e:
Requisitions: Requisitions
Field Name
Description/Action
4. INVOICE INFO
5. PAYMENT
INFO
6. ADDITIONAL
INFO
End of procedure
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Payment Inquiry
6.5
iProcurement
Brenda Mendez
Alma Woolfolk
Account Payable
Grace Lopez
Elizabeth Brashear
Ceci Gill
*American Express
Maritza Retiz
*Travel
Vickie Arviso
General Ledger
Toni Lindsay
Carmen Castro
*Accounts Receivable
Elizabeth Canela
*Capital Assets
Denise Butler
*Projects & Grants
Mary Jo McIntyre
373-1131
373-1125
373-1139
373-1117
373-1116
373-1123
373-1175
373-1122
373-1118
373-1121
373-1126
373-1124
Financial Reporting
Debra Beyer
Denise Perez
Elsa Garcia
373-1130
373-1135
373-1136
Payroll
LeeAnne Rachels
Tammy Vasquez
Carmen Anderson
373-1127
373-1128
373-1129
General Information
Alma Woolfolk
373-1012