This article teaches how to create a Change Order (C/O) on an existing Purchase Order (PO), and also how to decipher when to complete this process instead of issuing a new Purchase Order.
Use the table below to determine if a C/O is the right tool for your specific goal.
| If you need to... | Use this Method | Does the Supplier get notified? | Guidance |
▪️Increase price on Amount Based Orders ▪️Increase quantity on Quantity Based Orders ▪️Cancel lines without invoices ▪️Change/reassign Requester | Self- Initated C/O | Yes | Proceed to Next Steps within this KBA |
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▪️Adding next year of funding on a multiyear, federally-funded PO. ▪️Missing charge on the original PO to close PO.
▪️The incorrect form was used on the original PO. | Add a line to the existing PO | Yes | How to Add a Line to an Existing Puchase Order |
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| Buyer Initiated C/O | Yes | Submit a Services & Support case |
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| Request to Close PO | No | How to Close Purchase Orders in Oracle Procurement |
▪️Fix a paid invoice on the wrong project | Cost Transfer (PPM) | No | How to Initiate a Full or Partial Cost Transfer in Oracle PPM |
▪️Cancel or change the order for punchout suppliers ▪️Change the room number |
Contact the Supplier directly | N/A | |
▪️Change the Supplier ▪️Add a new or revised Statement of Work (SOW) | Request to Close PO and Create New PO | Yes (when new PO is issued) | How to Close Purchase Orders in Oracle Procurement How to Checkout in Oracle Procurement |
The changes you make will reflect only on the purchase order, and you will be copied on the revised PO sent to the supplier once the changes are finalized. Refer to our How to Check the Status of a Purchase Order Change Order KBA for instructions on determining when the change order has been approved.
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