Entry Field Instructions
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Requisitioner
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SAPweb fills the Requisitioner field with the userid from the certificate of
the person completing the form, but you can change it when appropriate.
Enter the name of the person for whom the goods or services are being ordered,
using the format of a first initial followed by last name, e.g., G.Smith.
The Requisitioner is not necessarily the person creating the requisition or
the Goods Recipient.
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Deliver To
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SAPweb automatically fills this field with the userid of the person completing
the form, but you can change it when appropriate.
Enter the name of person who will sign for the goods when delivered, also referred
to as the "Goods Recipient." Use the format of a first initial followed by last
name, e.g., G.Smith.
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Delivery Loc
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Enter the MIT address and phone number where the goods will be delivered,
using the following format:
In the first field, enter the MIT building and room number of the goods recipient,
i.e. the person who will be signing for the delivered goods.
In the second field, after the slash, enter the goods recipient's 7-digit
phone number.
For example: E12-808/253-4565
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Desired
Vendor
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For purchases from external vendors, enter the six-digit vendor code. You may
use the Search option outlined below to locate the vendor
number for your desired vendor.
To use the Search option, click the Name Search button
and enter part of the vendor's name in the field, e.g., "hewlett" for Hewlett
Packard.
If your search returns multiple vendor numbers for your vendor, always pick
the lowest vendor number.
f your desired vendor does not appear in the list, enter the vendor name, address,
fax number, and main phone number in the Item Note field.
The Procurement Office will add the vendor to the vendor list.
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Requisition
Tracking Number
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This is an optional field. If you are using SAPweb to enter a requisition from
an MIT paper requisition form, or other source document, enter the requisition
number listed on the paper form.
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Item Text
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If you intend to contact the vendor to place the order yourself, click the
checkbox. This will ensure that the order is not placed twice.
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Item Note
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Enter any internal notes and/or vendor
justification, if required.
If the requisition total is $10,000 or more, remember to send vendor quotes
to the Procurement
Office and indicate in the Item Note field that you are sending this
backup. Be sure to mark all supporting documentation with the SAP requisition
number.
For purchases from internal providers, this field is optional. Vendor justification
is not required for internal provider requisitions.
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Delivery Text
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This field is optional. Enter specific delivery instructions, if necessary.
You can also enter any text you would like to have printed on the purchase order.
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Short Text
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Enter a short description of the item you are purchasing. Include SKU or part
number, if applicable.
If you need more space, click the Matchcode down arrow below the field. The
"Add More Text" window will appear. Enter the text and click the Done button at
the bottom of the window.
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Quantity
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Enter the quantity of the item you are ordering.
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Units
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Enter the unit of measure for this line item.The field defaults to "EA" (each).
For a drop-down list of units of measure, click the Matchcode down arrow next
to the field.
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Price per Unit
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Enter the quoted or catalog price per unit in this field.
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Delivery Date
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Enter the calendar date you want the goods to be delivered. Use the format:
MM/DD/YYYY.
For example: 01/08/2002
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Material Group
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Material groups classify goods by commodity or service type and are used for
reporting purposes. For example, desks belong to the material group: 1920
Furniture and Furnishings
To access a list of material groups, click the Matchcode down arrow.
This field will be used by the Procurement Office for reporting. If you are
not sure which to choose, pick the material group that most fits.
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Distribution
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You can distribute the cost of your purchase across as many as three cost objects
(MIT accounts). The field defaults to "100"
for charging the entire cost to one cost object.
For each cost object, enter the percentage of the cost to be charged to the
cost object. Do not enter the "%" percent sign.
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Cost Obj
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Enter the seven-digit cost object (MIT account) number.
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G/L Acct
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Enter the G/L account number. G/L account numbers are a six-digit numbers in
SAP that correspond to the old MIT object codes.
To find G/L Account numbers by G/L account name, click the Matchcode down arrow.
Search by part of the name, for example, to find all equipment G/L accounts, enter:
equip
To find G/L Accounts corresponding to classic MIT Object Codes, see:
SAP G/L Accounts and Classic
System Object Codes
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Preferred Partner Entry Field Instructions
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Requisitioner
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SAPweb fills the Requisitioner field with the userid from the certificate of
the person completing the form.
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Deliver To
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SAPweb fills this field with the userid of the person completing the form.
However, the vendor will deliver the goods to the person appearing in the Ship
To information on the vendor's order form.
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Delivery Loc
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SAPweb enters the first address line of the Ship To appearing on the order
form. This information can be changed by editing the profile information with
the vendor.
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Delivery Phone
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Enter the telephone number of the person to whom the goods will be delivered.
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Desired Vendor
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SAPweb enters the appropriate six-digit partner vendor code and displays the
vendor name.
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Vendor Order
Number
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SAPweb enters the vendor's order confirmation number.
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Internal Notes
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Enter any internal notes. This field is optional. This information will appear
on the SAP requisition but will not appear on the purchase order.
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Short Text
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SAPweb enters a short description of the item you are purchasing.
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Quantity
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SAPweb enters the quantity of the item specified in the order form.
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Units
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SAPweb enters the unit of measure for this line item as specified in the order
form.
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Price per Unit
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SAPweb enters the catalog price per unit in this field from the order form.
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Material Group
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Material groups classify goods by commodity or service type and are used for
reporting purposes. For example, computers belong to the material group:
1000 Computer Equipment
To access a list of material groups, click the Matchcode down arrow.
This field will be used by the Procurement Office for reporting. If you are
not sure which to choose, pick the material group that most fits.
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SKU/Vendor
Part Number
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SAPweb enters the vendor's part number for this item.
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Distribution
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You can distribute the cost of your purchase across as many as three cost objects
(MIT accounts). The field defaults to "100"
for charging the entire cost to one cost object.
For each cost object, enter the percentage of the cost to be charged to the
cost object. Do not enter the "%" percent sign.
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Cost Obj
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Enter the seven-digit cost object (MIT account) number.
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G/L Acct
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Enter the G/L account number. G/L account numbers are a six-digit numbers in
SAP that correspond to the old MIT object codes.
To find G/L Account numbers by G/L account name, click the Matchcode down arrow.
Search by part of the name, for example, to find all equipment G/L accounts, enter:
equip
To find G/L Accounts corresponding to classic MIT Object Codes, see:
SAP G/L Accounts and Classic
System Object Codes
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External Vendor Requisitions
External Vendors are non-MIT organizations that provide goods or services
to MIT. Examples of external vendors are Hewlitt Packard and Acme Rug.
- Complete and submit SAPweb online requisition form;
- SAP requisition number is assigned;
- Requisition is routed to departmental approver for release;
- Procurement creates an SAP Purchase Order for the requisition, an SAP PO number
is assigned.
Internal Provider Requisitions
Internal Providers are MIT organizations that provide goods or services to
other MIT departments for a fee. 12 of the internal providers on campus accept
SAPweb requisitions, including Facilities, MIT Catering and Copy Tech.
- Complete and submit SAPweb online requisition form;
- SAP requisition number is assigned;
- Requisition is routed to departmental approver for release;
- The Internal Provider receives the requisition, fulfills the order and de-commits
the requisition and bills the department.
MIT Internal Providers
- Audio/Visual Services
- Copy Center / Bldg 11
- Copy Center / Bldg E52
- MIT Catering
- Cryogenic Laboratory Operation
- Network Services
- Mail Service
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- Computer Services / PC Services
- Facilities
- IS Training
- Reactor Operating Services
- MIT Central Machine Shop
- LNS Engineering Facility
- Endicott House
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Preferred Partner Requisitions (ECAT)
An MIT partnership agreement with major suppliers for purchasing goods and/or
services. Four of the preferred partners have online catalogs that now interface
with SAPweb, including Office Depot and NECX.
With Preferred Partner requisitions, using the electronic catalogs adds an
additional initial layer of steps, but ultimately many timesaving advantages as
well. If it is your first time using NECX, you will need to provide the vendor
with some basic information. Other vendors will ask you to fill out shipping information
before you order.
You will then select items directly out of the online catalog creating an electronic
shopping basket full of your selected items.
- Access vendor's online catalog and fill out required information;
- Select items from catalog, or use existing lists to create new order;
- Submit order to SAP;
- Complete the SAPweb screen;
- Submit the SAPweb requisition;
- SAP requisition number is assigned;
- If required, requisition is routed to departmental approver for release;
- Requisition turned into PO electronically.
Preferred Partners
- NECX (ECAT)
- BOC Gases (ECAT)
- Office Depot (ECAT)
- VWR Scientific (ECAT)
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- DHL
- Adecco
- Total Clerical
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Justification
When purchasing from external vendors, justification for your choice of vendors
is required for requisitions that total over $5,000.
For requisitions over $10,000,you must send written quotations and other
related documentation to the Procurement Office. Be sure to include the SAP
requisition number.
NOTE: A justification is not needed for purchases from partner
vendors or internal providers.
For detailed information on justification rules, see Section 2.5 under the
Policies and Procedures link on the Procurement
Department's home page.
Important Business Rules
- To initiate a purchase with an ECAT vendor, begin at the ECAT vendor website,
not SAPweb.
- A dollar amount for each line item is required (even with Internal Provider
reqs).
- Requisitions may be sent for approval (release) within your department before
they are sent to Procurement or the MIT Internal Provider.
- No action can be taken by Procurement on a requisition until all items are
released. Once released, Procurement will receive the requisition and assign a
PO number.
- Once a requisition has been approved, any changes require change orders.
- To create Blankets and Subcontracts, indicate begin and end dates of contract
in Item Note field and reverse quantity and price.
What happens to my requisition after
I complete it?
- Some requisitions may require departmental approvals depending on dollar amount
and your authorizations.
- Once at Procurement, some commodities require special review, such as equipment
purchased for sponsored research, food and beverage, etc.
- Post approval, ECAT vendor requisitions automatically receive a PO number.
Internal Provider requisitions never get PO numbers.
Shipping Information required by Vendor
- Use capital letters when entering MIT building and room numbers for shipping
address.
- Fill in shipping information at ECAT vendor website.
- NECX - requires loading dock address for UPS ground deliveries.
- Other vendors will deliver direct and require building and room information
at the time that you place the order.
Tracking SAPweb Purchases
- To find out the status of a requisition when you know the requisition number
use the Display
a Requisition link on the SAPweb home page.
- To research purchases by creators, date, vendor, cost object or G/L account,
use the Find a Requisition
link on the SAPweb page.
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