Select the lines you want to approve with a checkmark and then click the Approve button. After receiving the approval confirmation, click the Return to Worklist link. Requisition Push Back All approvers can approve or deny a requisition that is submitted to them. Some approvers also have the ability to push a requisition back to the previous approver. This may be necessary if an approver has additional questions about a requisition. Initial approvers for a requisition will be unable to push back a requisition since there are no previous approvers in the approval path. Project approvers and inserted ad hoc approvers can use the push back function. When you push back a requisition, it places that requisition back into a Pending status for that approval step. If you receive a requisition that was pushed back, you will be required to approve it again or deny it. In the example above, you can see the Pushback button. As the approver Catherine Barner, you could push the requisition back to the first approver. When you push back a requisition, you will be required to enter explaining why you are pushing the requisition back. Do not include any slashes (/) comments in your comments. After pushing it back, you will receive confirmation the requisition has been pushed back to the previous approver. As the approver who receives a pushed back requisition, you will easily be able to see that it was pushed back and you can review the comments to determine why it was pushed back. You can then perform the necessary actions and either approve or deny the requisition. If you approve it, it will proceed on the approval path. How To: Push Back a Requisition to the Previous Approver Select the requisition from your Worklist. Review each line item’s descriptions by clicking on the Item Description hyperlinks. Review each line item’s details by selecting them with a checkmark and clicking the View Line Details button.
Select the lines you want to approve with a checkmark and then click the Approve button. After receiving the approval confirmation, click the Return to Worklist link. Requisition Push Back All approvers can approve or deny a requisition that is submitted to them. Some approvers also have the ability to push a requisition back to the previous approver. This may be necessary if an approver has additional questions about a requisition. Initial approvers for a requisition will be unable to push back a requisition since there are no previous approvers in the approval path. Project approvers and inserted ad hoc approvers can use the push back function. When you push back a requisition, it places that requisition back into a Pending status for that approval step. If you receive a requisition that was pushed back, you will be required to approve it again or deny it. In the example above, you can see the Pushback button. As the approver Catherine Barner, you could push the requisition back to the first approver. When you push back a requisition, you will be required to enter comments explaining why you are pushing the requisition back. Do not include any slashes (/) in your comments. After pushing it back, you will receive confirmation the requisition has been pushed back to the previous approver. As the approver who receives a pushed back requisition, you will easily be able to see that it was pushed back and you can review the comments to determine why it was pushed back. You can then perform the necessary actions and either approve or deny the requisition. If you approve it, it will proceed on the approval path. How To: Push Back a Requisition to the Previous Approver Select the requisition from your Worklist. Review each line item’s descriptions by clicking on the Item Description hyperlinks. Review each line item’s details by selecting them with a checkmark and clicking the View Line Details button.
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