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"We need more material" can trigger two completely different documents on a jobsite. Most teams don't notice the difference — until job costs stop matching the estimate.

A material requisition and a purchase order get used interchangeably all the time. But they do opposite jobs:

→ A requisition is an INTERNAL request. The field asking the office to get materials.
→ A purchase order is an EXTERNAL commitment. The office telling a supplier "we're buying this, at this price."

The requisition starts the process. The PO finishes it. Skip the first step and you lose your approval trail, your spending oversight, and the clean link between what the field asked for and what the office actually bought.

I broke down the full difference — plus the field-to-office flow that keeps the two working together instead of fighting each other.

Read it here 👇
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Material Requisition vs. Purchase Order: What's the Difference? | mJob Material requisition vs. purchase order: one's an internal request, the other an external commitment to a vendor. Here's the difference and how they work together.