Is it true or false that an end-to-end e-procurement system that includes contracts and e-payables is referred to as requisition-to-order?

An end-to-end e-procurement system that includes contracts and e-payables is more accurately described as a "procure-to-pay" or "P2P" system rather than "requisition-to-order." Although both terms relate to procurement processes, "requisition-to-order" typically refers to the initial steps in the procurement cycle involving the submission of requisitions and the generation of purchase orders.

On the other hand, a procure-to-pay system encompasses the complete process from procurement activities (such as requisitioning) to payment, indicating a broader scope that includes contract management and e-payables functionalities. Therefore, the statement is not true because the terminology used does not align with how comprehensive e-procurement systems are characterized.