In the Credit Control Parameters, you can indicate if the same letter will be sent for reminding and action taken if amounts are zero or negative. The reminder letters work in conjunction with overdue sales invoices and the “Reminder Diary Margin.” When an invoice has passed its due date plus a certain margin of days,… […]
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After a new mapping scheme is copied from an existing one, it is possible to check transactions in a simulation mode, before activating the new scheme. However, before the simulation can take place, the new mapping scheme needs to have completed the “Check Mapping Scheme” step. When the check is completed, a transaction can be… […]
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This has come up as an issue during various stages of warehouse material movements – transfers, outbounds, shipments. We have seen it right up to 10.4. The inventory structure table (whinr150) becomes a problem. The error points to that table, but users are lost as to how to fix it. In the session Units by… […]
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If functionality such as Commissions, Rebates, or Contracts are enabled in the parameters, LN checks this functionality during transactions, even if you did not specify anything for these concepts. Therefore, if you do not use certain functionality within LN, to improve performance, disable the corresponding parameter. Optimize Your Manufacturing Today! 89267 Rate this article: No… […]
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You’ve got an ERP system, so everything should be real-time and everyone should have access to information in real-time, right ? RIGHT?! Why not? Why are there spreadsheets, and separate Access databases off to the side? Data loses value over time, so why not give everyone up to date, accurate information all the time? Take… […]
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When is the last time you took a hard look at your production lines? How are you moving product through the facility? Do you have work instructions / drawings available where needed? Do you have frequently used inventory available at the line? Where are the bottlenecks? Are your processes simplified? Taking a hard look at… […]
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Such lofty goals you had when you implemented your ERP system. It was going to be like pressing the “Easy Button”… then it wasn’t. What happened? In some cases, decisions were made to implement the system “just like we used to run our old system”. Great idea? Not so much. Your business changes, and your… […]
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Did you know that you can use user-definable dimensions to view financial information in detail from different angles? With the parent-child structures , you can obtain financial information in the proper structure, regardless of the country or the financial system. Optimize Your Manufacturing Today! 77460 Rate this article: No rating […]
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Sales tax nexus is the connection between a seller and a state that requires the seller to collect and remit tax on sales made in that state. If you have nexus in California and Texas, for example, you must collect and remit sales tax in California and Texas. Many states are expanding their nexus rules.… […]
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For many businesses, a high-powered ERP can streamline processes, increase efficiency, and strengthen the bottom line—at least in theory. In reality, some companies miss out on the opportunity to achieve greater ROI by overlooking a few fundamental truths about ERPs. 1. Implementation takes longer than usually anticipated. 2. Company buy-in and sufficient training can predict… […]
Read More… from Baan/LN Tip of the Week: 3 Common ERP Mistakes & How to Avoid Them