How to edit or resubmit a returned request

How to edit or resubmit a returned request

Open the returned request and read the reviewer’s comments. Correct the identified fields, replace unclear attachments, and update amounts or dates as needed. Preserve the original business purpose and do not create a duplicate unless the workflow does not support editing. Review the entire request because related totals may change. Resubmit and monitor the status. If the return reason is unclear, ask the reviewer before changing financial information.
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