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Type of Changes Generally After
Release of PO
What is an Amendment in PO and how it is done?
What type of changes generally comes after
release of a PO?
Once a purchase order is released, the vendor
is required to execute the order as per terms of order as defined in it.
However at times it is seen that there could be
changes which might have taken place after the PO was released. This could
be both from from Vendor side as well as the buyer side. Some typical changes
could be :
Buyer side :
1. The qty ordered need to be increased.
2. The buyer need the material earlier than the
delivery date specified.
3. The payment term need changes as buyer is
not able to provide certain documents.
4. Buyer would like to add some more conditions.
5. The description need some additional information
etc.
Vendor side :
1. The price no more valid as the order was released
after the quotation validity expired.
2. The vendor is facing shortage of raw material
and he wants the delivery schedule to be changed.
3. Vendor is offering some alternate materials
or different make.
4. The payment term is no more acceptable as
the prices have been revised. etc, etc...
In all such cases fresh communications are exchanged
between the two parties and changes are made as per mutually agreed terms.
In SAP the changes like qty, price, delivery date, payment term, pricing
conditions etc can be tracked as changes in the document.
SAP does not have PO amendment but some companies
are developing different layout for their orders based on above changes.
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