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Hi James,

Last I knew workflow came with some "sample" applications.  One being a
simple (understatement) purchase requisition approval template.  

At one point workflow (runtime) was part of foundation.  I have no idea if
it still is, but R6 foundation included it.  The sample applications
(another one was an ECO bill of material change) came with every shipped
version of R6 new or upgrade that included foundation.

Workflow is more of a tool than an application (another understatement) but
it will meet the requirements.

Kevin
kdfox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

-----Original Message-----
From: LeLeux@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:LeLeux@xxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 7:25 PM
To: 'MAPICS ERP System Discussion'
Subject: RE: Purchase Requisitions and EXCEL

Hey Kevin, how goes it?

You wrote 'have you tried WorkFlow' as if it's a demo CD you can try for 
60 days!  :)

Is it possible to play around with it?  Not aware of any MAPICS modules 
like that!

Just curious at this point.......

Regards...james








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Hi Wayne,

Have you tried MAPICS WorkFlow.  It works great and is very flexible.  It
will accommodate your needs.  It can easily accommodate approved vendor
lists (that don't exist in MAPICS) as well as creating quotes on a 
schedule.
For example, lets suppose you would like to receive all new quotes on your
purchased items every quarter.  You would like a system to automatically
startup the quoting process, perhaps push the quote out to the vendor as
HTML with return receipt that would automatically populate your quotations
files, allow you to compare new quotes and select quotes based upon price,
lead time, quality rating (or anything else) and route the quotes for
approval depending upon value, item type, commodity code classification,
etc. and once approved, automatically create the quotations in the MAPICS
files that MRP can use to schedule and release orders.  This of course 
would
automatically take into account quantity price breaks as quoted.

There is much more that can be done, but that is just a start.

Which AS400 faxing software do you use?

Kevin Fox
kdfox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx



-----Original Message-----
From: Baldwin, Wayne (ALIE) [mailto:Wayne.Baldwin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 11:22 AM
To: Mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Purchase Requisitions and EXCEL


Jack,

I hope this clarifies our requirement:

The business need is as follows: 
To replace a custom green screen quoting system which lets the buyers 
enter
a requisition number and it will fill in all the part,qty and description
from the requisition onto the quote. This quote can contain many many 
req's
and it can be faxed via the AS400 to multiple vendors. All the buyer has 
to
do is key in the vendor number(s). 

We can't use the PM version of a quote . It has no due date and only
supports 1 item per quote!
They could cut and paste from a view in Requisitions (PM) to Excel but 
this
is sloppy as it copies "everything" from the view including headers,titles
etc. 

The ideal situation would be to click on a req and press a user action 
tool
to invoke a macro which copies the Req required fields for that req to an
Excel sheet. They could keep adding reqs as needed and then pull in Vendor
information the same way to the top of the Excel sheet. Then we can fax it
out via our Unifier Fax software.

                                                 Thanks in advance,
                                                     Wayne



 
 





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