If you`re using Microsoft Dynamics 365 for your procurement needs, you might need to create purchase orders from purchase agreements on occasion. Doing so can help you streamline your purchasing process, saving you time and effort.

Here`s how to create purchase orders from purchase agreements in D365:

Step 1: Navigate to the Purchase Agreement

First, you`ll need to navigate to the purchase agreement you want to create a purchase order from. To do this, go to the Procurement and Sourcing module and select Purchase Agreements from the left-hand menu. Find the agreement you want to use and select it.

Step 2: Create a New Purchase Order

Once you`re in the purchase agreement, click on the “New Purchase Order” button. This will create a new purchase order automatically and link it to the purchase agreement.

Step 3: Review and Edit the Purchase Order

Next, you`ll need to review the purchase order to make sure all the information is correct. You can edit the purchase order as needed before submitting it. Make sure to double-check the terms and conditions, quantities, pricing, and delivery dates to ensure everything is accurate.

Step 4: Submit the Purchase Order

Once you`re satisfied with the purchase order, you can submit it for approval. Depending on your setup, the purchase order may need to go through various levels of approval before it`s finalized.

Step 5: Verify the Purchase Order

After the purchase order is approved, you`ll need to verify that all the information is accurate before sending it to the supplier. Verify the quantities, pricing, and delivery dates again to ensure that there are no errors.

Step 6: Send the Purchase Order to the Supplier

Finally, you can send the purchase order to the supplier. You can do this electronically or print it out and send it via mail or fax. Make sure to communicate with the supplier to confirm that they received the purchase order and are ready to fulfill it.

Creating purchase orders from purchase agreements in D365 can help streamline your procurement processes and save you time and effort. By following these steps, you can ensure that your purchase orders are accurate and complete, helping you to manage your procurement needs more effectively.