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Initiate Smarter Purchases with Streamlined Requisitions

Empower your teams to request what they need, when they need it—while staying in control and compliant.

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Why What is a Purchase Requisition?

A purchase requisition is the first step in the procurement process—a formal request sent by employees or departments to their purchasing team before any goods or services are ordered.


Key Features

User-Friendly Request Forms

Quick, intuitive forms for teams to submit detailed requests.

Multi-Level Approval Workflows

Automatic routing to managers or finance for review and approval.

Budget Checks

Real-time validation against department budgets.

Attachment Support

Upload supporting documents, specs, or quotations.

Status Tracking

Applicants and approvers can track every stage—draft, pending, approved, rejected, or sent to purchase.

How Multi-Level Approval works?

Step-by-Step working:

01 - Request Submission

The requesting department submits a requisition with details like item description, quantity, urgency, and estimated cost. The system checks the request against available budgets to ensure feasibility.

02 - Department Head Approval

The Department Head reviews the requisition, validating its alignment with departmental goals and priorities. This ensures that resources are being allocated effectively.

3 - Optional Approvals (Customizable)

Easily tailor your requisition workflow to add extra approvals—such as budget checks by Finance or strategic purchases—ensuring every request aligns with your organization's policies and priorities

4 - Final Approval & Procurement

Once approved by all required parties, the requisition is forwarded to the procurement team to initiate the purchasing process.

Different Use Cases

Corporate Enterprises

Large organizations with complex structures can set up multiple layers of approval, such as departmental heads, finance managers, and C-suite executives, to ensure that every purchase is justified and meets budgetary limits.

Small to Medium Businesses

For SMBs with simpler workflows, fewer approval levels can be configured, allowing for faster decision-making while still ensuring proper financial control. Purchase Requisition (PR) System

Healthcare Providers

Hospitals or clinics can have multiple levels of approval for medical supplies, ensuring that critical supplies meet both budget constraints and urgent healthcare needs.

Government and Public Sector

Government departments or non-profits requiring compliance with procurement regulations can track each requisition through detailed audit trails and approval processes, ensuring full accountability and adherence to policy.

Benefits of Purchase Requisition (PR)


Streamlined Procurement Process

Automates and simplifies the process from request to approval, reducing the manual effort and potential for errors.


Enhanced Accountability

Ensures that every requisition is vetted by the appropriate stakeholders, reducing unauthorized spending and increasing financial oversight. .


Improved Compliance

By integrating approval workflows with budgeting and financial controls, organizations can maintain compliance with internal and external policies.


Customizable  to Your Organization’s Needs

Tailor the platform to your needs, offering flexibility and control over your user experience.


Data-Driven Decision Making

Access to detailed reporting helps make informed procurement decisions, forecast budgets, and track spending trends.

Why Choose Our Purchase Requisition System?

Our system is designed to meet the unique needs of your organization, whether you’re a small business with minimal procurement or a large enterprise with complex approval structures. With a flexible, user-friendly interface and powerful integration capabilities, you can tailor the system to fit your specific procurement process and financial goals.

No matter the scale or structure of your organization, our Purchase Requisition System ensures that your procurement processes are efficient, compliant, and aligned with your company's strategic objectives.