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trytond-purchase-requisition
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Allows users to enter requests for product supply (requisition). This will create a "Purchase request" by line which will be treated by the purchasing department.
Purchase Requisition Module ###########################
The Purchase Requisition module allows users to create their purchase requisitions. Those requisitions will be approved or rejected by the Approval group. On approval, purchase requests will be created.
Requisition
Employee: The requester.
Description: The description of the purchase requisition.
Supply Date: The expected date to supply.
Currency: define the currency to use for this requisition. All product prices will be computed accordingly.
Warehouse: Define the warehouse where the shipment will be made.
Purchase Requisition Lines:
Total: The total amount.
State: The state of the purchase requisition. May take one of the following values: Draft, Waiting, Rejected, Processing, Done, Cancelled.
Company: The company which issue the purchase requisition.
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Allows users to enter requests for product supply (requisition). This will create a "Purchase request" by line which will be treated by the purchasing department.
We found that trytond-purchase-requisition demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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