UX One: Late Orders Page
Use the Late Orders page (P42002X/W42002XC) to view the late sales order lines by next order status, customers, and items. You can also use the tasks on the springboard to navigate to the My Customers program (P43470) and the ZJDE0015 version of the Sales Order Entry program (P42101).
To access the UX One Late Orders page, log in to the EnterpriseOne system using the Customer Service Representative role. When you log in with this role, the system automatically displays the My Customers page. Click the Late Orders task on the springboard to access the Late Orders page.
This graphic illustrates the Late Orders page:
Watchlist Alerts
These alerts are based on EnterpriseOne programs. By default, the alerts are set up to use queries that are based on delivered demo data. Each of these queries is associated with a specific program version. To use a different query or call a different program version, you can modify these queries or create new queries that better meet your requirements. Additionally, these watchlists have been set up with specific warning and critical threshold values. You can adjust these values to meet your requirements.
This table lists and describes the watchlist alert that is available on the Late Orders page:
Watchlist Alert |
Description |
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My Late Orders |
This alert tells users how many lines on sales orders were not shipped by the promised date. This alert is based on the ZJDE0015 version of the Sales Order Entry program (P42101). When you click the alert, the system displays the Manage Existing Orders form. The following form layout is available:
The following grid formats are available:
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For additional information about the programs associated with this watchlist alert, see Holding, Reviewing, and Releasing Orders in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Applications Sales Order Management Implementation Guide.
Charts
These charts are based on EnterpriseOne programs. By default, the charts are set up to render using queries that are based on delivered demo data. Each of these queries is associated with a specific program version. To use a different query or call a different program version, you can modify these queries or create new queries that better meet your requirements.
This table lists and describes the charts that are available on the Late Orders page:
Component Title |
Description |
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Late Sales Order Lines by Next Order Status (P42101X/W42101XF) |
Use this chart to view the number of held orders by person responsible. This chart is based on the Sales Order Entry program (P42101). |
Late Sales Order Line by Customer (P42101X/W42101XD) |
Use this chart to view the number of held orders by customer. This chart is based on the Sales Order Entry program (P42101). |
Late Sales Order Lines by Item (P42101X/W42101XC) |
Use this chart to view the number of held orders by person responsible. This chart is based on the Sales Order Entry program (P42101). |
For additional information about the programs associated with this watchlists, see Holding, Reviewing, and Releasing Orders in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Applications Sales Order Management Implementation Guide.
Springboard Tasks
You use tasks to access EnterpriseOne programs and other UX One pages. These tasks are included in a springboard on the page.
This table lists and describes the tasks on the Late Orders page:
Task |
Description |
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My Customers |
Use this task to access the Customers Assigned to <your name> page of the My Customers program (P42470). The following grid format is available:
After you access the My Customers program while in the Customer Service Representative role, you can select from several form layouts that have been provided for the Select Items via Order Guides form. These form layouts are available:
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Review Orders |
Use this task to access the Manage Existing Order form in the ZJDE0015 version of the Sales Order Entry program (P42101). The following grid formats are available:
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For additional information about the programs accessed by these tasks, see the following topics in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Applications Sales Order Management Implementation Guide: