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What is threshold?
A defined limit or value that triggers a specific action or requirement. In the procurement context, it often refers to the minimum or maximum amount at which certain rules apply, such as approval levels or competitive bidding. For example, a company may set a purchasing threshold of $5,000, so any purchase above this amount needs manager approval. Thresholds help control spending and prevent budget overruns.
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