C_S4CPS_2302 · Question #11
Which of the following actions can you do in the role of an Employee - Procurement in the Requisitioning (18J) process? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is A. Confirm goods receipt for purchase requisitions D. Maintain the quantity of items on purchase requisitions. In the Employee - Procurement role within the Requisitioning (18J) process, you operate as an end-user who creates and manages requisitions and receives the resulting goods - not someone who administers the procurement system or executes purchasing transactions. Why A and D are…
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Which of the following actions can you do in the role of an Employee - Procurement in the Requisitioning (18J) process? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Options
- AConfirm goods receipt for purchase requisitions
- BConvert your purchase requisitions to purchase orders
- CMaintain default values for purchase requisitions for your user
- DMaintain the quantity of items on purchase requisitions
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A89% (48)
- B7% (4)
- C4% (2)
Explanation
In the Employee - Procurement role within the Requisitioning (18J) process, you operate as an end-user who creates and manages requisitions and receives the resulting goods - not someone who administers the procurement system or executes purchasing transactions.
Why A and D are correct:
- (A) Confirm goods receipt for purchase requisitions - As an employee who requested items, you are responsible for acknowledging when those items arrive, closing the loop on your own requisition.
- (D) Maintain the quantity of items on purchase requisitions - Editing quantities on your own requisition is a standard employee action before the PO is issued.
Why B and C are wrong:
- (B) Converting purchase requisitions to purchase orders - This is a Purchaser/Buyer responsibility. Employees request; procurement professionals execute the actual ordering.
- (C) Maintain default values for purchase requisitions for your user - Configuring system-level defaults (e.g., in user parameters) is an administrative or power-user function, not a standard employee action.
Memory tip: Think of the Employee role as "request and receive" - you create requisitions, adjust your own requests (quantity), and confirm delivery. Anything that crosses into the purchasing or system-configuration domain belongs to a different role.
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