Incadea

Ramified

We need a section that addresses Incadea Issues.

DenSter

What is Incadea?

Marije_Brummel

Incadea is a automotive solution from Germany.

I once did an audit and can write a book about it.

What's the problem with this install?

garak

icadea ](*,) an old 2.6 codepage with 4.0x Client.
Or has the Incadea GmbH it updated :?:

http://www.incadea.de/en/start/index.asp

the firm Incadea is a subsidiary company of the american "Reynolds and Reynolds".

The software is a Car Dealer Management System which is used from some car dealers like BMW, Opel, Citroën, Mitsubishi, Mercedes-Benz, Ferrari or Maserati.

garak

But i think, here are not enough people how knows this solution.

Marije_Brummel

You know, I know, who else...

Alex_Chow

Not many... Might as well ask Luc to start new sections per industry.

kine

Yeah, keep it simple, Too much forums = forum posters death... ;-) Modules like from Lanham etc. have no special forum and it is not problem...

danlindstrom

The local reseller in Sweden (www.cbs.se) has a private parterforum.

What I know, the last version of incadea are runnig av Nav 3.70 and they are planning to upgrade to NAV4
I don't know how far they has come.

Contact your incadeapartner

Marije_Brummel

Kamil is right about the number of forums, but frankly I would love to see this happening.

Personaly I have worked with these add-on modules:

* Verito - Not-for profit
* Verito - Education
* Q-TMS
* Enwis (=Q-WMR)
* Pebblestone
* Incadea
* Schouw Foodware
* Logic-Vision Oil
* Empire
* GAC Trading
* To-Increase

Other add-on's to be listed:

* Lanham
* ??
I think it would be great to see a knowledgebase for add-on's!

Luc_VanDyck

Mark Brummel wrote:

Kamil is right about the number of forums, but frankly I would love to see this happening.

Frankly, it should be the vendors task to provide adequate support for their add-on.

But maybe that is the mean reason that the mibuso.com forum is so successful

kine

I do not like other sites (mainly the One specific... ;-) because there are too many forums with specific purposes, that it is hard to navigate in it. I thing that search functionality will help you if you are searching for some specific addon problems etc. May be I will like to have possibility to enter Tags or Keywords which can do the job without splitting the forum...

Marije_Brummel

Luc Van Dyck wrote:

Frankly, it should be the vendors task to provide adequate support for their add-on.

But maybe that is the mean reason that the mibuso.com forum is so successful

Yes, If microsoft did good documentation and support for NAV mibuso had no chance. Same goes for the add-on. I don't see a difference in having an entrepeneur section and an add-on section.

Besides that, add-on have a tendancy to be version independant. Most add-ons work the same on 2.x, 3x and newer versions.

DenSter

I am absolutely dead set against providing forums for add-on. Where would you start? Where would you stop? Are we going to have one for every add-on? That is going to completely take over the forum.

Marije_Brummel

Just out of curiousity.

How many really popular sold add-ons are there? I mean sold outside the NAV solution center itself becuase that usualy leads to questions.

I've mentioned the ones I work with. Anyone else?

David_Singleton

Mark Brummel wrote:

...

Personaly I have worked with these add-on modules:

* Verito - Not-for profit
* Verito - Education
* Q-TMS
* Enwis (=Q-WMR)
* Pebblestone
* Incadea
* Schouw Foodware
* Logic-Vision Oil
* Empire
* GAC Trading
* To-Increase

Hmm with the exception of Pebblestone these all look to me like Verticals, not Add-Ons, and even Pebblestone sits on the fine line between Verticals, and Add-Ons.

Incadea for sure is NOT an Add-On.

Mark Brummel wrote:

Other add-on's to be listed:

* Lanham

Yes Lanham's products are Add-Ons.

Alex_Chow

Luc Van Dyck wrote:

Mark Brummel wrote:

Kamil is right about the number of forums, but frankly I would love to see this happening.

Frankly, it should be the vendors task to provide adequate support for their add-on.

But maybe that is the mean reason that the mibuso.com forum is so successful

Most add-on and vertical vendors provide poor documentation. But we still buy from them because we don't have any other choice.

kriki

kine wrote:

Yeah, keep it simple, Too much forums = forum posters death... ;-) Modules like from Lanham etc. have no special forum and it is not problem...

Too much forums = overworked moderators! 8-[