Purchase Order (Beta)
The Purchase Order (PO) module streamlines and manages asset and service procurement within the organization. It helps eliminate manual errors, ensures compliance, and provides visibility across procurement workflows.
Adhering to ITIL v4 principles, the PO module ensures that procurement activities support value co-creation, optimize risk and cost, and maintain compliance through standardized workflows and clearly defined responsibilities.
Users with assigned roles can manually create purchase orders. The system supports customizable PO numbering, threshold-based approval workflows, vendor quote attachment, and order tracking.
How It Works
The PO module supports core workflows depending on whether the item is available in inventory or needs to be procured from a vendor.
Direct PO Creation by Authorized Users
Used when specific roles (based on RBAC) are permitted to add a Purchase Order from the PO module directly.

Step
Description
Create PO
A department user submits a request for an item (e.g., a laptop) via Infraon Request Management.
Users with privileges will create a PO using the "Add" option in the PO module.
PO Creation
The PO is generated manually based on request data. A unique PO identifier (customizable format) is assigned. Line items such as model, quantity, price, and delivery terms are added.
Approval Workflow
The PO follows an approval process based on threshold values (1-level and 2-level).
Example: ₹1L – Procurement Head; ₹5L – Finance Head.
Order Confirmation
After approval, the PO is shared with the vendor. The vendor acknowledges the order and provides delivery timelines.
Fulfilment
The vendor ships the item. IT/Procurement receives and verifies the asset and updates the asset system.
Invoice & Payment
Vendor sends invoice → Finance team processes payment → Linked with PO record.
Closure
Once the item is received and payment is made, the PO is marked as Closed in the system.
What Do You See on the Screen?
This page displays the complete list of configured Purchase Orders (POs) categorized by vendor and allows users to perform essential procurement-related operations. You can filter records, view order statuses, configure approval rules, and manage vendor-wise orders with relevant actions like add, edit, or delete.
Basic Details | Purchase Order
Label
Action
Description / Example
Search
Type search query
Use this to find a purchase order quickly.
Note: Type at least three characters to initiate the search.
Filter
Click the filter icon
Use advanced filter logic for PO records. Fields: Purchase Order Name, ID, Vendor, Department, Description. Conditions: in, not in, equal to, not equal to, contains, not contains.
Filter by Date
Select from the dropdown
Narrow down POs based on time ranges. Options include: Last 30 Days, Last 60 Days, Last 90 Days, Custom, etc.
Click to open the configuration page.
Opens the Approval Rule Configuration. You can define role-based approval rules with thresholds and conditions for different user personas.
View
Toggle icon
Switch between Grid and Card view to see how the PO list displays.
Add Purchase Order
Click the button
Add a new Purchase Order. Two options:
1. Manual: Add each field manually. 2. Import: Upload a .CSV file to bulk import POs.
Vendor Panel
Click on vendor name or "+" icon.
Vendors are required to associate a PO with a supplier, which ensures traceability of who is fulfilling the PO.
The left panel shows all added vendors. Clicking the “+” icon allows you to add a new vendor.
Edit
Click the pencil icon
Modify the selected Purchase Order details.
Delete
Click the trash icon
Permanently remove the selected Purchase Order.
Configure Approval
This option allows you to define dynamic approval workflows for POs based on predefined conditions such as role-based submission and amount thresholds. Approval rules are essential for ensuring proper financial governance aligned with organizational policies.
Add an Approval Rule

Click Configure Approval.
Select a User Role (e.g., NOC Operator).
Enter the Request Threshold value (e.g., ₹5,000).
Add a condition for Asset Value (optional).
Assign the Approver for each rule.
Click + Condition to add layered conditions (optional).
Click + Add More Rule to create additional approval scenarios.
Save the configuration.
This rule engine allows multiple tiers of approval, ensuring purchases are validated based on business-critical thresholds.
Add Vendor
Click the + icon in the Vendor option on the top right corner.
The vendor creation form includes three tabs: Organization Details, Address, and Representatives. Refer to the table below for guidance on filling in each field.
Click here to view a step-by-step guide.
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