A Modified PR captures changes to an already-submitted PR and re-enters the approval workflow. Here's how the modification flow works end-to-end.
Why Modified PRs exist
Allocadia doesn't allow direct in-place edits to submitted PRs β that would break the audit trail and the connection to the current approval state. Instead, when you need to change a PR that's already been submitted (or already approved), you open a Modified PR. The Modified PR captures the new values and the delta from the original, and goes back through the approval workflow for sign-off.
Common reasons to modify
- The vendor quote changed and the amount needs to be updated.
- The vendor itself changed.
- A GL account or cost center needs to be corrected.
- The scope of work expanded and the PR amount needs to increase.
Opening a Modified PR
From the PR actions menu on the original PR, click Modify. The Modified PR form pre-populates with current values; edit and submit as usual.
See Modifying or cancelling a Purchase Request in Allocadia for the step-by-step.
How the approval workflow handles a Modified PR
The behavior depends on your account configuration, but the typical pattern:
- The Modified PR enters the same approval workflow as the original.
- Approvers see both the old values and the new values, with the delta highlighted.
- Depending on the change (e.g. amount increase above a threshold), the modified PR may require additional approver steps compared to the original.
- Once fully re-approved, the Modified PR replaces the original as the active record. The original is retained in history.
Multiple modifications
A PR can be modified more than once. Each modification creates a new Modified PR version. The PR history preserves the full chain so you can audit the sequence of changes over time.
If a Modified PR gets stuck
If a Modified PR isn't appearing in the expected approver's queue, the workflow routing may have changed between the original PR and the modification β for example, if the amount crossed into a tier requiring a different approver. Contact Support with the PR number and the hierarchy.
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