After logging on (see Chapter 2), you will be able to access this screen. This e-mail is shown in the screenshot in Figure 6:Ĭlicking the link in the e-mail will take you directly to the ‘RFx’ screen. Please ensure that SAP Sourcing’s sender address is not blocked by your spam filter. When the System invites you to participate in a tender (‘RFx’) via SAP Sourcing, you will be informed about this by a system-generated e-mail. Here you will receive an overview of tenders relevant to you and to which you have been invited (see Figure 5).

To do this, click on the ‘Accept’ button (see Figure 4).Īfter logging on, you will be directed to your personal start screen. The first time you log on to the system, you may be asked to accept the terms and conditions of use for the system. The first time you log on to SAP Sourcing, you will be asked to change your initial password (see Figure 3): Please remember to check your spam folder if necessary. If you ever forget your password, click on the ‘Forgot your Password?’ button and the system will generate a new one for you. Please note that the system differentiates between upper and lower case. We recommend using Microsoft Internet Explorer as your browser. Here, enter – in the fields provided – your user name and the password from the welcome e-mail (see Figure 2). This is a overview of SAP Sourcing as a software solution for efficient management of the tendering process.Īfter a user account has been created for you as an SAP Sourcing user, you will receive a system-generated e-mail with your user ID and a temporary password (see Figure 1).īy clicking on the hyperlink, you will access the Logon window for SAP Sourcing.

In this Article you can get a overview of what you can do and how you can do in SAP Sourcing

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