What is SC Split between PO means.?

hi friends
what is SC Split between PO means.
Regards
Vinny

Hi Vinny,
Basically SC split between po means that SC will create Purchase orders/purchae requistions at header level or line item level...
Per example eventhough you define creation of either PO/PR at header lvel but in your shopping cart contains two items with different vendor then system will genearate two PR's/Two PO's at line item level because of vendor difference.
If you are not ok with answer then please elborate me in which context you are talking to about SC split between PO.
Thanks
Ravi

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