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Joe,

We have been using this feature for two years now and overall it works
great. Issues we've encountered are operational and has to do with ways of
working. Contact me privately if you have more specific questions. Hope this
helps.

Mona

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   1. Contract Effective Date Pricing  (Joe Roesch)
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message: 1
date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 09:27:29 -0400
from: Joe Roesch <jroesch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: [SYSTEM21]   Contract Effective Date Pricing 

 
S21:                 V2.4 SP2.4
Module:             VS
Topic:               Contract Effectivity Dates
 
One of the exciting S21 enhancements is a Contract feature that allows
multiple contract prices against the same item by effective date range in
Vendor Scheduling.  We are actively using Vendor Scheduling with the
exception of this feature utilizing multiple items per contract with PO
creation level = 1.  All contract price related effective dates are to be
populated within the full range (and not to precede/exceed) of the header
contract start/end dates.       
 
We have tested but there is no substitute to experience.  Has anyone
encountered any anomalies using this feature? 

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message: 2
date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 09:31:20 -0500
from: Richard_Caldicott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
subject: [SYSTEM21]   Credit Manager - Opt 43/ARP

This option goes straight into the inquiry for the last accessed customer 
- obviously the customer number is being stored somewhere.  I guess the 
intent of this option is to enable caller i.d. to pass the phone number to 
the system and identify the customer, populating the customer number so 
you simply take option 43 to load up the caller's details.  Is anyone 
currently looking at this or is there someone out there that has actually 
done this?

Richard

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