Category: Epicor

MUSINGS FROM THE DESK OF THE DEFT

October 4, 2013
Epicor: Simple Custom Data Validation

As we have stated previously, Epicor has provided customers with a simple method for building business rules into the ERP workflow without the usual upgrade headaches that go along with customizations.  They call it Business Process Management (BPM).  BPM comes in two flavors, Method Directives and Data Directives. Data Directives are fired by updates to […]

September 13, 2013
"We Need More Traveler Notes"

How is Deft Flux jump-starting the return to elegant information design?

June 12, 2013
Crew Punching in Epicor - Stage 2

And now for the rest of the story.

May 20, 2013
Crew Punching in Epicor - Stage 1

Let us say that your company has a production line style operation where it would be inefficient for operators to leave the line to clock onto and off of jobs.  Managers would like to use labor collection to analyze efficiency and profitability, but there are enough jobs that the time spent clocking on and off […]

April 6, 2013
How Can I Automate a Crystal Report?

Every day at Deft Flux, we are mapping unique paths from problem to solution, and we like to share them with you from time to time.  Today, our question is a common one -- "How can I automatically run and e-mail a Crystal Report?" Let's consider this case where you want to schedule a report […]

April 12, 2012
Epicor and Business Rules

Epicor has been a substantial part of our work for the last 18 months.  One client has made a wise decision to not customize the application, so most of the time, we have been working with business processes to get the most from the software and make people's jobs easier.  There have been, however, the […]

March 24, 2010
EPICOR shines

During a recent ERP selection, we have had the pleasure of looking at several different systems for a local client. But today, I want to share a few of our high-level observations of Epicor.  Epicor is consistently coming in at almost double the price point of the other ERP systems that are normally considered for […]

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