This field displays the requisition number that is the unique identifier for this requisition. This number is used throughout Costpoint to reference the requisition. You can assign requisition numbers in one of two ways, depending on the requisition numbering method selected in the Requisition Settings screen:

• If you selected System on the Configure Purchase Requisition Settings screen, Costpoint automatically numbers the requisitions, incrementing the Last System Req Number in the Configure Purchase Requisition Settings screen by one. You can skip this field when adding a requisition. When you have entered all data and clicked on the toolbar, Costpoint automatically assigns the next available number and displays it in this field. You can, however, enter a unique requisition number even if you have set up system numbering.
• If you selected Manual in the Configure Purchase Requisition Settings screen, you must enter a requisition number before you can save the new record. Costpoint does not store the last number used, so you must track the requisition numbers in your own log.

This field displays the number of times a requisition changes from R (Rejected) status to P (Pending) status. When a requisition/requisition line is rejected, you can modify and save the requisition. This resets the requisition status to P and increments the revision number.

Enter, or click to select, the approval process code for this requisition, if applicable.

Approval process codes have settings that specify the manner in which a requisition must be approved before generating a purchase order. The status of this field and the approval process codes available for selection depend on how the approval process is set up in the Process Assignments group box in the Configure Purchase Requisition Settings screen.

If approval processes are assigned manually at the requisition level (that is, the Requisition option is selected in the Approval Level group box, and the Manual option is selected in the Process Assignments group box in the Configure Purchase Requisition Settings screen), enter the approval process code that this requisition must clear to be eligible for generation into a purchase order. If approval processes are not required (or requisition approval is required at the requisition line level), or if they are automatically assigned, you cannot enter a value in this field. Once you have submitted a requisition line for approval, you cannot modify this code.

This field displays the line status listed below and can be updated by you or Costpoint, depending on the requisition's stage in the procurement planning process. If approvals are performed at the line level, the line status of a requisition may not always agree with the header status. Pending and in-approval requisition lines may coexist in this table window if approvals are performed at the line level. The system-defined values are as follows:

• Pending: This status indicates that this requisition is being modified by the requisitioner. This status persists until the requisitioner submits the requisition for approval, or freezes it from further modifications if no approvals are required.
• In-Approval: This status indicates that this requisition was submitted for approval and is in process. You cannot modify requisitions with this status, but you can void them.
• Void: This status indicates that this requisition was voided. No further processing occurs.
• Approved: This status indicates that this requisition was approved, and can be processed into a purchase order in the Requisition Processing screen. You cannot modify requisitions with this status on this screen.
• Rejected: This status indicates that this requisition was rejected during the approval process (or by a buyer in the Requisition Processing screen). It can be corrected and submitted for approval again.
• PO Generated: This status indicates that a purchase order was created from this requisition, and the requisition cannot be modified.
• Closed: This status indicates that this requisition was closed by an authorized user. No further processing occurs.

Select this check box to send this requisition for approval when you click on the toolbar. Be sure to finalize all your settings and preferences in this screen before you select this check box.

This field displays the transaction currency code that is specified for the requisition in the Exchange Rates subtask. All amounts on this screen are expressed in this currency.

This field displays the system identifier of a line on the requisition. It is a sequential number assigned by Costpoint to track the line items of the requisition.

This field displays the approval status of this requisition line. You can update this field depending on the stage of the requisition in the procurement planning process. If approvals are performed at the line level, the line status of a requisition may not always agree with the header status.

Pending and in-approval requisition lines may coexist in this table window, if approvals are performed at the line level. The available options are:

• Pending: This status indicates that this requisition line is being modified by the requisitioner. This status persists until the requisitioner submits the requisition for approval, or freezes it from further modifications if no approvals are required.
• In-Approval: This status indicates that this requisition line was submitted for approval and is in process. You cannot modify requisitions with this status, but you can void them.
• Void: This status indicates that this requisition line was voided. No further processing occurs.
• Approved: This status indicates that this requisition line was approved, and can be processed into a purchase order in the Requisition Processing screen. You cannot modify requisitions with this status on this screen.
• Rejected: This status indicates that this requisition line was rejected during the approval process (or by a buyer in the Requisition Processing screen). It can be corrected and submitted for approval again.
• PO Generated: This status indicates that a purchase order was created from this requisition, and the requisition cannot be modified.
• Closed: This status indicates that this requisition line was closed by an authorized user. No further processing occurs.

This field displays the line type of P (Part), G (Good), S (Service), or M (Miscellaneous) for the item specified. If you are entering a new item, you can override the line type and enter the appropriate description of the item. If you do not enter M, you must supply the item before you can generate the requisition line into a PO line.

Enter, or click to select, the ID of the item to be requisitioned. Items, whether they are a part, good or service, are entered in Costpoint Product Definition.

This field displays the latest revision default when you enter an item. If you are using multiple part revisions, you can enter another revision.

Enter, or click to select, the miscellaneous line charge type for miscellaneous lines. This field is accessible only when the Item field is left blank and a miscellaneous charge is being entered when the value the Line Type field is M.

This field displays the description of the item. If modifications to descriptions are allowed on the Configure Product Definition Settings screen in Costpoint Product Definition, you can modify the description here, but it does not update the Item table. You can also use this field to requisition miscellaneous items that do not exist in the Configure Product Definition Settings screen.

This field is visible only if the Use Part Data Security Controls check box is selected on the Configure Product Definition Settings screen, which indicates that the item is subject to data security restrictions, as defined in the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) or the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).

If enabled, this field displays one of the following values to indicate whether the item you are accessing is subject to part data security restrictions and whether you have the necessary authorization to access information for that item:

• Unrestricted: The item is not subject to data security restrictions.
• Restricted: The item is subject to data security restrictions and that you are authorized to access detailed part information.
• ***UNAUTHORIZED***: The item is subject to data security restrictions and that you are not authorized to access or view part information. This value is displayed in red background color.

Enter, or click to select, the date by which the item is needed by the requisitioner.

Enter, or click to select, the unit of measure code for the requisitioned quantity on this line.

Enter the quantity to be requisitioned in the requisition unit of measure for this item.

This field is required for parts and goods, but is optional for services and miscellaneous lines.

Enter, or click to select, the abbreviation of the inventory associated with the requisitioned item.

This field is required for all P type requisitions, and displays account information used by Costpoint Inventory when inventory transactions are posted to the inventory journal.

If you entered a valid inventory abbreviation in the Header tab and chose to have it default for all requisition lines, this field displays that inventory abbreviation. If that default value is unavailable, this field uses the inventory abbreviation that was entered in the Part Planning subtask of the Part Inventory Inquiry. In either case, you can enter a different abbreviation.

After the this field is populated for the requisition line, the Warehouse field value defaults to the Planning Warehouse ID that appears in the Inventory Projects screen for this inventory project/inventory abbreviation. The Project, Account, and Organization assigned to this inventory abbreviation default to the Account Distribution subtask.

Use this drop-down box to indicate (Yes or No) if sales tax or VAT is to be calculated for this requisition line item. The default is taxable for all, non-taxable for all, or it defaults from the item's (or Misc Type code's) taxable status. Any default can be modified as necessary.

Enter, or click to select, the ship ID code. This code represents the address to which the purchased items should be delivered.

This is a required field for parts and goods, as well as for taxable items.

This field displays the sales tax/VAT rate for the sales tax/VAT code that is assigned to the ship ID. After you enter a ship ID for this requisition line or in the Other Information tab, the sales tax/VAT rate that is assigned to the sales/VAT tax code for that ship ID defaults in this field. Ship IDs and sales/use tax codes are assigned to vendors on the Manage Vendors screen. Sales/VAT tax codes can also be assigned to ship IDs for branch locations (on the Manage Branch Locations screen in Costpoint Purchasing), customers (in Costpoint Sales Order Entry), and warehouses (in Costpoint Inventory). The tax rate is originally assigned to the tax code using the Manage Sales or Value Added Taxes screen in Costpoint System Administration.

Enter, or click to select, the cost type code for this requisition line. Set up cost types on the Manage Purchase Requisition Cost Types screen.

Costpoint searches for the cost type in the item cost tables and loads the associated cost amount in the estimated unit cost fields. You can add or modify these costs through the Maintain Item Cost and Maintain Project Item Cost screens in Costpoint Product Definition.

You can modify this field if you are creating the requisition line in this screen.

Enter the estimated unit cost for the requisitioned item. The cost stored in the Item Cost table defaults here, depending upon the Est Cost Type.

You can modify this field if you are creating the requisition line in this screen.

The estimated extended cost amount is automatically calculated by Costpoint using Est Unit Cost multiplied by the Quantity. You must enter the estimated extended cost amount for S (Services) and M (Miscellaneous) lines where a quantity and unit price are not entered and calculation need not be performed.

This field displays the sum of all line charges entered in the Line Charges subtask for this requisition line.

This field displays the sum total of sales tax/VAT for the line item and any line charges assigned if the Tax field is Y (Yes).

This field displays the sum of the Est Extended Cost Amt, the Est Line Charge Amt, and the Est Sales Tax/VAT Amt.

Enter, or click to select, the ID of the buyer who is responsible for procuring this item. Costpoint may default a buyer based on the buyer set up in the Requisition Settings screen.

If the Allow Buyer Override option is selected on the Configure Purchase Requisition Settings screen, users can modify the default buyer, regardless of the buyer assignment method, or add a buyer if no value was defaulted in.

This field displays the date on which this requisition is assigned to a buyer. It defaults to the current date if a buyer was assigned manually.

If selected, this check box indicates that there are multiple delivery schedules that exist for the PO line. This check box is cleared and disabled for new lines.

If selected, this check box indicates that the requisitions are to be combined in a delivery schedule when assigning purchase orders.

Enter the date, or click to select, the buyer should generate the PO in order to receive the requisitioned item by the requested date.

Enter the identification code of the preferred vendor for the requisitioned item.

This field displays the name of the Preferred Vendor.

Enter, or click to select, the vendor part ID for this item. This field defaults to the vendor part that was identified on the Manage Alternate Parts screen in Costpoint Product Definition. The default value can be modified.

Enter the revision for the vendor part for this item. Costpoint loads the vendor revision based on the vendor part selected. Establish vendor revisions in the Alternate Parts screen in Costpoint Product Definition.

Enter, or click to select, the manufacturer ID of the requisitioned part.

Enter, or click to select, the manufacturer's part for this item. Costpoint loads this field from the Alternate Parts screen in Costpoint Product Definition, if one was assigned for this item. The system-loaded value can be modified.

Enter the revision for the manufacturer's part for this item. Costpoint loads the revision based on the manufacturer's part selected. Establish this revision in the Alternate Parts screen in Costpoint Product Definition.

Enter, or click to select, the vendor quote that is the source for this requisitioned item. Enter quote information using the Manage Request for Quotes by Vendor or Manage Request for Quotes by Item screen.

If you click to select an open, unexpired award, the requisition line's Est Net Unit Cost is populated with the Net Unit Cost for the selected breakpoint quantity as it appears for the quoted item. The Preferred Vendor field also loads from the quote header, as do the manufacturer, manufacturer part/revision, and vendor part/revision from the quote line. You can modify these fields for pending requisitions.

Enter, or click to select, the suggested blanket PO for the requisitioned item.

Enter, or click to select, the procurement type code for the requisitioned item.

Select this check box to include this requisition line when automatically loading RFQs on the Ref Quotes subtask.

Select this check box to include this requisition line when automatically loading quotes on the Ref Quotes subtask.

Use this drop-down box to indicate whether a quality control inspection is required upon receipt of the items ordered.

This flag is loaded from the Part Master or Line Charge table and can be modified.

Use this drop-down box to indicate whether a government source inspection is required.

A source inspection normally requires the vendor to obtain approval from a government inspector before shipping any material. This flag is loaded from the Part Master table and can be modified.

Use this drop-down box to indicate whether a certificate of conformance is required.

This certificate is a legal document issued by the vendor, which certifies that the material conforms to certain specifications and requirements. This flag is automatically loaded from the Part Master table and can be modified.

Enter, or click to select, the warehouse to which this inventory part goes. This field is hidden if you do not have Costpoint Inventory on your system.

Warehouses are entered in the Warehouses screen in Costpoint Inventory.

This field displays the mode of delivery for the requisitioned item.

Enter the name or location to which the requisitioned item is to be delivered once it is received.

Select this check box to create requisitions for drop shipment items.

Use this drop-down box to indicate whether to allow overshipments for this requisitioned item. This required field defaults from the Item table.

If the Overshipments Allowed field is set to Y (Yes), enter the overship tolerance percentage for this requisition line. Enter 0% if you do not want to restrict the overship amount or quantity.

Enter, or click to select, the user ID of the planner who is responsible for controlling the availability of this item. Set up planners in Costpoint Production Control.

Enter, or click to select, the commodity code for the requisitioned item. A code defaults from the Item table (created in Costpoint Product Definition), but can be modified.

Enter, or click to select, the industry classification code for this requisition line. The value in this column displays as a default from the assigned Item, Misc Type, or Commodity Code. Establish industry classification codes on the Manage Industry Classifications screen in Costpoint Purchasing or Costpoint Product Definition.

Enter the military specification number assigned to the part to be requisitioned. This defaults from the Manage Parts screen in Costpoint Product Definition.

Enter the national stock number assigned to the part being requisitioned. This defaults from the Manage Parts screen in Costpoint Product Definition.

Enter the Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) associated with this requisition line.

Enter, or click to select, the BOM configuration needed to determine requirements for a specific configuration. Enter the BOM configuration IDs on the Manage Configuration Identifiers screen in Costpoint Bills of Material.

Enter, or click to select, an operation code for the requisition line. The Lookup data originates from the Manage Labor Operations screen in Costpoint Routings.

This field displays the requisition's approval date after the requisition has gone through the approval process.

Enter S to record the line costs against the sales order line referenced in the Order Reference column. You can enter the sales order ID in the Order Reference column only when S is in this column. If you enter N (No), the order reference cannot be accessed.

Enter, or click to select, the sales order for which this item is being requisitioned. The Order Ref Release and Order Ref Line No fields default to zero; however, be sure to enter the correct value in each of these fields to reference the correct sales order. If you delete a requisition line that was created from a sales order and there are no other requisition lines for the same sales order line, the Req Gen (Requisition Generated) field for the sales order line changes from Y (Yes) to N (No) on the Manage Sales Orders screen in Costpoint Sales Order Entry.

Enter, or click to select, the sales order release number for the value in the Order Reference field.

Enter, or click to select, the sales order line number for the value in the Order Reference field.

Enter, or click to select, the ending period of performance date for this requisition line. If you enter a subcontract ID on the Subcontract Information tab, the date linked to the subcontract record is loaded by default, but you can change the date as needed. If the end date is outside the subcontract record's end POP range, Costpoint displays a warning message. If you change the subcontract ID linked to the record, Costpoint refreshes the POP information to reflect the update

This field displays the current revision of this requisition line.

Enter additional information for this requisition line. These notes print on the requisition.

Enter additional information for this requisition. These notes do not print on the requisition.

This check box indicates if there is at least one row in the Resources subtask for the corresponding requisition line.

Select this checkbox to allow creation of requisition/purchase order reservations by enabling reserve components for requisition/purchase order.

If the Reserve Components checkbox in the header is selected, then each line’s checkbox will be selected as well upon creation of the line. If a line is created without the header checkbox selected, then you will need to select it for each line that you would like to reserve components for.

If the Part is Buy with Components, then when the Reserve Components checkbox is selected, a reservation will automatically be created for those components once the PR is approved. Autoload is not required for Buy with Components, but can be used to see the Components in the subtask, if needed. If the part is not Buy With Components, but has BOM Components available, then you can autoload the BOM Components into the Components Subtask. Upon approval of the PR, the reservation will be created.

This check box indicates if the resource associated with the requisition line has to be a US citizen.

This check box indicates if the resource associated with the requisition line has to be authorized for ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) restricted items.

This field displays the security clearance that the resource associated with the requisition line needs to have.

This field displays the level of the security clearance that the resource associated with the requisition line needs to have.  This indicates whether it is Top Secret, Secret, and other levels.

This check box indicates if the security clearance that the resource associated with the requisition line has to be cleared for sensitive compartmented information (SCI).

This check box indicates if the security clearance that the resource associated with the requisition line has to be cleared for special access program (SAP).  

Enter the name of the agency that issued the security clearance.