
Procurement Policy
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Small businesses often buy without a clear rule until a bill arrives that nobody expected. This procedure sets out the spending thresholds, how many quotes each level needs, who approves, how orders are raised and receipts checked, and what records to keep. It is written for budget holders rather than finance staff, with a threshold table and one example for each rule, so the rules can be followed without a specialist.
The sample is for the fictional Havenbrook Logistics, with four spending bands from £800 to over £40,000, a match tolerance of 2% or £40 on invoices, and payment within 30 days. Replace the thresholds with limits your regulator or constitution allows, set approval levels by role, and name who audits compliance and when the procedure is next reviewed.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the Havenbrook Logistics name, the threshold table and the approval roles with your own limits.
Set the approval levels by role, write your single-source rule, and add the supplier standards that matter to you.
Delete the guide page, name who audits compliance and when, then share the procedure with every budget holder.
Yes. Click Make a copy in Google Docs and the file is saved to your own Google Drive, with no sign-up and no charge.
No. The bands are examples. Check them against your regulator, your constitution or articles and your own risk appetite before you use them.
No. Havenbrook Logistics, its people, email addresses and every threshold and amount are fictional sample data. Replace them before use.
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