E9.2 Best Practice for front-end/user-portal

[robertrio]

We are in the process of designing a more "user-friendly" interface for our procurement team to enter purchase orders and costing into the JDE system.

We currently have other areas of the system, such as customer master entry using a web-based interface with Visual Basic behind it as a front-end for our users to enter this information and import it into JDE. We find that it works well, but would also like to stick as close to business best practices as possible.

Is there a best practice for this? Is there a better way than the standard JDE process? HAs anyone possibly found a better way than we possibly do it now? Are there pros/cons to doing this way?

Thank you in advance.

 

[Larry_Jones]

I want to say that your IT management needs to grow a pair and tell these users the company invested in a ERP system that they need to adopt and adjust to but … that would probably be politically incorrect.

 

[JohnDanter2]

What tools release are you on?
Create them a very basic orchestration based on a recorded process over P4310. Give them the bare minimum fields to enter and put that Orch on a Page

Or....modify P4310 to be a bare minimum version using form extensions by cutting away what you don't need. No need for an external anything.

I'm with Larry

 

[harshteki]

Consistent design: Use consistent design language across all pages and elements to ensure a cohesive and intuitive user experience.
Mobile responsiveness: Ensure the front-end is optimized for mobile devices to provide a seamless experience across all devices.
Accessibility: Implement accessibility features such as keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and high-contrast modes to ensure people with disabilities can use the user portal.
Performance optimization: Optimize the front end for performance by minimizing HTTP requests, compressing images and files, and using caching mechanisms.
Security: Implement security measures such as SSL/TLS encryption, input validation, and access control to protect user data and prevent unauthorized access.
Testing and debugging: Test the front end thoroughly to identify and fix any bugs or issues. Use tools like browser developer tools and error-tracking software to aid debugging.