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Check this resource: oracleebslearning.blogspot.in/2014/05/global-blanket-purchase-agreement-in.html Both are different types of order documents (BPA, standard order). There are no restrictions in creating a standard order for items defined in BPA. Global framework agreementsYou may need to negotiate on the basis of a company`s overall purchasing volume in order to centralize purchasing activity across a large, sometimes diverse, group of companies. Through global agreements (a special type of framework contract), buyers can negotiate company-wide prices, transaction by company, and then execute and manage those agreements in a central common environment. Business organizations can then access the agreement to create orders that use negotiated prices and terms. They can influence the means of a global agreement. Standard OrdersYou usually create standard orders for the one-time purchase of different items. You create standard orders if you know the details of the goods or services needed, estimated costs, quantities, delivery plans, and accounting distributions. If you use effort accounting, the order can be debited because the necessary information is known.

Is it possible to create a standard order for a global framework contract in R12 without adaptation? Hello, I think there is a standard function, you can create std POagainst Global PO. Hi, you can. By autocreate or catalog of in. On 11 d?c. 2014 10:54, “Manas-Nandi” email@removed a? crit: > question from Manas-Nandi on December 11 at 05:53 Hello, >> Is it possible to create a default order against a global package purchase> in R12 without adaptation?>> Thank you>> *Reply to this e-mail* to post your answer. . . .