Frameworder and dummy purchase order.

Hi Friends
what is different between dummy purchase order and frame work purchase order..
Can you give the process of these purchase orders?
Thanks & Regards,
Renuga.A

Hi,
Dummy PO and Blanket PO are same
In general the Blanket POs are used for consumable materials such as Xerox papers with a short text (does not need to have Master Record) with Item Category ' B' i.e.limit, where in the PO validity period as well as the limits are to be mentioned for the simplicity of procurement.
Blanket PO are valid for a longer period of time
Document type is FO
In Frame work PO you have to mention From date and To date (compulsory)

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