- The article discusses the problem of creating a purchase requisition in a multi-entity environment where separate legal entities exist for the headquarter and regional entities.
- It highlights that when a purchase requisition is created by a headquarter employee, it is automatically assigned to the headquarter entity instead of the intended regional entity.
- The solution steps provided include selecting the headquarter employee who will issue the purchase requisition, adding the regional entity to the employee's work history, and then creating the purchase requisition from the regional entity.
- By following these steps, the purchase requisition will be created for the respective regional entity and the window will not switch back to the headquarter entity.
- This allows for better tracking, posting, and reporting of purchases made for the regional entity.
- The article emphasizes the importance of maintaining separate sets of employees for each legal entity and ensuring that only headquarter employees have the authority to make decisions regarding inventory at the regional level.
- The use of purchase requisitions helps in maintaining accurate records and ensuring that the right purchases are made for the respective buying legal entity.
- By implementing these steps, organizations can effectively manage their inventory and purchasing processes in a multi-entity environment.
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