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Process Maps “101”An introduction to QAD .NET UI’s Process Maps
Stacy Green, BravePointMWUG Mar 2013
Agenda
IntroductionOverview – What are Process Maps?
– Conventions followedWhy use them?Who can use them? How can we customize them?DemoQuestions and AnswersConclusion
4. Other Maps Available
– Procure-to-Pay– Add-on modules
•Configurator•EAM•Warehousing/AIM•etc.
Check in the QAD Store
Process Maps 101 – Models/Views
1. Big Picture– Help users see how their process can be affected by upstream processes and can affect downstream processes
2. Company Process– It’s rare to find two companies that have the exact same process. Maps can be modified/updated to show your company’s actual process. This may be useful during Audits, etc.
3. Reduce Training Time for New Users– New users can follow a process map which will take them to the actual QAD screen to do the work, instead of needing to learn how to navigate the menu to find what they are looking for
Process Maps 101 – Why use them? Examples
1. Process Folder – Defined on Menu A.8.40 / 0.40
By default:–40.1 – urn:pmap:1_VIP_SF–40.2 – urn:pmap:1_SCP_SF–40.3 – urn:pmap:1_OPV_SF
Set up security similar to any other menu. Normally this is left to “*” so that all users may see the processes
Process Maps 101 – Security
4. Administration Folder – Process Editor– Process Admin
By default, granted to the ‘qadadmin’ security group.
Note: By default, user ‘mfg’ also has access without being in the qadadmin group.
Can also allow users access to the Process Editor by adding them to the ‘pronav’ security group. However, they will not be able to see the Process Editor directly on the menu, only in Process Maps
Process Maps 101 – Security
3. Save the map with your new Name and Owner
Note: Recommend using the xx convention to identify as custom
Process Maps 101 – Copy an Existing Process
2. Update the Node Properties– Label – Title – Tooltip – Mouse fly-over text– Link – Process Map, File, or QAD Menu– Target – Current or New Window – Image – (optional) picture– Icon – (optional) icon– Shape – rectangle, oval, etc.– Style – pre-defined styles with color, etc.– Background Color– Add More Links – more than 1 Link (above)– Cell Borders – define outline
Process Maps 101 – Editing a Process Map
4. Preview the Process Map
Allows you to test process map by clicking links, etc
Process Maps 101 – Editing a Process Map
Additional Info…
Users can add process maps to their favorites
Whenever possible, follow the same conventions for naming your custom process maps as for custom code – eg. “xx”
Note: Labels are generally not shared by Process Maps with QAD ERP. Need to use the Process Label Maintenance
Your System Admin can change the ‘default’ process map to your custom process map
1. Process Administration – Context Parameters
–Ovals – lead to other process map
Process Maps 101 – Technical Stuff
2. Process Administration – Process Properties
–Ovals – lead to other process map
Process Maps 101 – Technical Stuff