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Below is a list of the most frequently downloaded articles over the previous 3-months, updated daily.
Top 10 Downloads
1. JDEtips Greatest Tips Volume 2
by JDEtips, Inc (Category: Cross Functional)
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At JDEtips we love those little golden nuggets - valuable tidbits of information that spark new insights and inspire actionable ideas! And that is exactly what we are sharing with you here based on our collective years of experience and expertise in all areas of JDE.
2. JDEtips Greatest Tips Volume I
by JDEtips, Inc (Category: Cross Functional)
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Here at JDEtips, we pride ourselves on providing our readers with as much information about E1 as possible, which is no small feat! We are thrilled to share our 'Greatest Tips' with you, gathered from a selection of our most popular LinkedIn posts.
3. Work Orders and Variances - The Highlights
by Tim Scott (Category: Manufacturing Accounting)
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Gain insight into the different types of variances, how to analyze the flow of the data and how to correct them. In a perfect world, good analysis of your Work Order variances is the first step in preventing them from happening in the future.
4. Lot Control with JD Edwards
by Tim Scott (Category: Distribution--Inventory)
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In Inventory Management, lot numbers and their dates are crucial. In this detailed article, Tim explains how to set up and use lot numbers and expiration details in E1 and provides practical tips for managing those lot numbers and dates for effective inventory control.
5. Using an Orchestration to Process CSV Files, Part 1
by Lisa Tran (Category: Technical--Orchestrator)
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Here's another excellent real-world use case for utilizing Orchestrator - importing .csv files and processing them to automatically create entries in E1. The end solution showcases numerous examples of the capabilities of Orchestrator and E1.
6. MRP and DRP Explained
by Susan Penick (Category: Manufacturing - Forecasting / Planning)
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Benefit from the hundreds of hours other clients have spent testing MRP and DRP. Reading this 50 page document will save you many lost days and nights! Sue is a Systems Analyst at Patrick Industries, a JDE client.
7. Procurement AAIs - Typical Business Examples
by Mark Williams (Category: Distribution--Procurement)
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Here's an article designed to help you take some of the guesswork out of AAIs before your next Procurement project. According to Mark, the key is to understand how AAIs pair up to control the transactions that affect the balance sheet or P/L statement. Mark uses several business scenarios and matrixes to help you become more familiar with this task.
8. Back to Basics - Tips and Tricks for Everyones E1 Toolbox
by Bernie Fischette (Category: Cross Functional)
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In the rush to implement JD Edwards EnterpriseOne systems, training on productivity shortcuts and navigation tools often gets overlooked. The tips and tricks that Bernie provides in this article may appear simple, but they deliver significant time savings and improved accuracy. These overlooked features represent an opportunity for organizations to maximize their ERP investment through enhanced daily efficiency.
9. Interactive Integrities and Updates
by Jennifer Linton (Category: Financials)
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Ahh yes, the dreaded integrity reports! Or in other words, "S#*t happens!" But at least somewhere along the
9.2 way, Oracle released a new menu, G09221 with some very helpful Interactive Applications to aid you in identifying and
clearing up integrity issues. In this article, with her years of experience working in the JDE financial applications, Jenn
provides a wealth of information and some great insight to help you with the challenges associated with this task.
10. Using an Orchestration to Process CSV Files, Part 2
by Lisa Tran (Category: Technical--Orchestrator)
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Part 1 of this article detailed how to upload information into JDE via an FTP site, which worked well and delivered the desired results. However, using Custom Requests and the enhanced Drag-and-Drop feature proved to be even more efficient! Lisa shows us there's always room for improvement.