Chase unsigned agreements, compare invoices, flag purchase changes. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Review the likely order and bill differences in team chat.
Your purchasing reviewer sees a likely order and its differences in team chat, or a clear reason the bill needs a closer look.
Assign a task to correct a supplier's email and resend the agreement.
Get a task to fix the signer address and resend the request when a supplier agreement's signing email fails after its target date.
Mark approved requests that need review before buying.
Keep extra spend visible on requests your team changes after approval. Your manager sees the increase before buying continues.
Show the old and new supplier on orders needing reapproval.
Your purchase orders show the old and new supplier in a private note, with a clear reapproval flag for your accounting lead.
Show the current amount and supplier before you decide.
Your pending purchase approvals go on hold when terms change, with a clear request to confirm the current amount and supplier.
Attach repeat quotes to the purchase request you are reviewing.
Your buyer sees repeat supplier quotes under the original purchase request, so the same purchase doesn't start another approval.
Put supplier agreements past signing date on your task list.
Your procurement owners see unsigned supplier agreements on their task lists after the target signing date passes.
Recheck changed order terms before buying proceeds on old approval.
Your changed order cards get a linked approval review, and handoff waits for your procurement coordinator's decision.
Hold revised purchase orders until a coordinator reviews them.
Your changed purchase orders stay on hold for the right coordinator to review, with the earlier decision linked for context.
Show where supplier bills differ from the purchase orders you placed.
Your approver sees the purchase order link and line differences on the bill before making a decision.
Open a follow-up task when your supplier agreement awaits an overdue signature.
Late internal signatures become follow-up tasks for your procurement owners, so supplier-signed agreements keep moving.
Show revised order amounts or terms before approval resumes.
Your reviewers see what changed since the last approval and get the revised order for a fresh decision.