Demonstrations of TeamWorks Processes
- Entering a Virtual Catalog Requisition Demo added 10/12/18
- Entering a Special Request Requisition Demo added 10/12/18
- Approving a Requisition Demo added 10/11/18
- Sourcing a Requisition to a Purchase Order Demo added 10/12/18
- Updating a Newly Sourced Purchase Order Demo added 10/12/18
- Printing a Purchase Order Demo added 10/12/18
- Receiving a Purchase Order Demo added 10/11/18
- How to find a supplier's vendor id Demo added 10/11/18
- How to see if a supplier has been paid Demo added 10/11/18
- Correcting Chartfields on a Requisition Demo added 10/12/18
Quick Reference Guides
- Creating a Virtual Catalog Requisition updated 10/12/18
- Creating a Special Requisition under $25,000 updated 10/12/18
- Creating a Special Requisition over $25,000 updated 10/12/18
- Creating an Emergency Requisition over $25,000 updated 07/16/13
- Approving a Requisition updated 10/12/18
- Staging/Sourcing a Requisition to a Purchase Order
- Updating a Purchase Order updated 11/2016
- Dispatching a Purchase Order
- Receiving
- Closing/Canceling a Purchase Order updated 8/23/13
- Viewing Chartfield Notes updated 10/12/18
- Viewing Purchasing Notes updated 10/12/18
- What to send Accounting updated 10/12/18
- Converting P-card PO Back to a Regular PO updated 12/17/19
- e-Verify Reporting (PeopleSoft instruction) updated 5/17/16
Making Changes to Purchase Orders
(Updated 8/23/13)
Current Year
Prior Year
When touching a prior year purchase order, you must be extremely careful or you could cause the Department to get major audit findings. Be sure you are focused and have eliminated distractions prior to editing a purchasing order.
- Raising a Price to a Prior year Purchase Order
- Lowering a Price to a Prior Year Purchase Order
- Raising a Price to a Prior Year Contract Purchase Order
- Lowering a Price to a Prior Year Contract Purchase Order
- uploads
- Changing Budget Codes to a Prior Year Partially Paid Purchase Order
- Changing Budget Codes to a Prior year Purchase Order with NO Payment Made
If you have a situation that is not covered by one of these instructions, you must e-mail the situation to your Purchasing Specialist.