Checks built in
What Procurement enforces at each step.
- Keep authority specific. Department, category, item, rate, term and remaining capacity all constrain release. An agreement reference alone is insufficient.
- Reconcile changes. The initial release value does not conceal an amended order. Commitment allocations record approved increases and reductions with their source events.
- Retain fulfilled consumption. Receipt and invoice closure do not restore the agreement capacity already used. Only supported unfulfilled cancellation releases it.
- Respect supplier holds. Suspended suppliers can finish issued orders but receive no new commitments; blocked arrivals stay disputed and cannot post fulfilment.
- Plan renewal from evidence. Master Agreement Burndown supports the review; its projection is not a guaranteed exhaustion date or an automatic ceiling increase.