Recruiter & Manager communication based on Requisition (no employee assigned)

Dear All,
Using create requisition request process, a requisition is created after required approvals, then Support Team member can see it under "My draft Requisition" POWL in recruiter's dashboard and further work on it.
My question is:
Recruiter launched the requisition from dashboard's POWL and found that some information is missing / required from request manager. how can he/she request such information from hiring manager?
Is there any activity which we can use based on requisition?
chohan

Dear Nicole,
Sorry for writing "No employee assigned", I meant "No candidate assigned" in heading.
As per my information activities are only possible if the candidate is assigned to a requisition.
but my requirement is to communicate with requesting manager only based on requisition (no candidate assigned).
Can we initiate activities only based on requisition?
Chohan.

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