Purchase Order Release Strategy

This document describes step-by-step procedure for triggering workflow while creating a PO.
Depends on PO value, it selects the level of approver one or two level.
Step1:
First we need to set the PO Release strategy.
Go to transaction SPRO.

Step 2: Click SAP Reference IMG.

Step 3:
Choose Material management Purchasing Purchase order
Release Procedure for Purchase order Define release Procedure for Purchase Order.

Step 4: The following screen appears.

Step 5: First let us set the release group

Press save and come back.

Step 6: Now the screen looks like this.

Step 7: Now select the Release code.

Step 8: After Release Codes, now select Release indicator.

Step 9:
Next you need to set the release strategy.

On double-clicking the record, the following screen appears. Here you need to set the conditions.

Step 10 :
Finally you need to set the workflow strategy.

Save your entries.

Now the release procedure is configured.

1) Go to transaction SWDD and open the standard SAP workflow definition WS20000075.

2) To tailor the workflow definition as per our requirements, let us take a copy of the standard workflow
definition and modify the same.

3) After that give the name for standard workflow.

4) Now a copy of the standard workflow is available. We can modify this workflow definition as per the
client requirements.

5) Note the workflow definition id. Go to the transaction PFTC.

6) Select the task type as Workflow template.

And task as 99900281(workflow definition id). Next click the change button.

7) Select the tab Triggering events. (The alternative method for getting into this screen is by selecting
Basic data (Hat symbol on the application toolbar) in the workflow definition)

8) Select the step and select Call binding editor.

The Following screen appears. Do the check and activate it.

Step 9 :

Step 11 : Go back to the earlier screen and activate the event.

The event linkage is now activated.

Hereafter whenever a purchase order is created, the workflow is automatically triggered.