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Approval process for eBuyPlus is changing

The approval process for small-dollar purchases in eBuyPlus — the Postal Service’s requisition system — will change starting Friday, July 12.

Orders totaling at least 1 cent up to $250 will only need a manager’s approval. The approval process for orders totaling more than $250 remains unchanged and will continue to require approval from a budget reviewer, manager and finance number custodian.

“This new process will create efficiencies by reducing the number of approvers for small-dollar requisitions and get needed items or services in the hands of requisitioners faster,” said Donna Schoenbeck, the Postal Service’s supply chain management strategies manager.

The change will take place automatically and is for both catalog and non-catalog items.

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