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best solution for a crazy task? - "company chain manage
Rallnus
Member Posts: 79
We've got a new task: Managing 2 companies with one action. One company will receive the customer's orders. As a result of registering the order there should be an automatically generated purchase order for the other company. This order should create an sales order in this company, automatically ...without saying. All processes shall be done synchronously in two companies: order recording, delivery, invoice, arcticle mastering..
All master data should be held only once.
I don't worry about the normal case but what about changes, cancellations, posting problems, inconsistency??
What is the major way to realize such a task?
- inidividual programming
- biztalk
- standard intercompany posting (Version 4x)
- xml - EDI
How do you value the risk of this challenge?
Has anyone done this before?
Is this possible with the native database? What about table blocking?
Remaining time is 8 weeks...
It would be nice to hear something from other victims..
-> I've found the solution: there are connection tables which get order informations from one company and the other conpany takes these infos.
It works.
There is also a solution by the german add on specialist Kumatronic.
All master data should be held only once.
I don't worry about the normal case but what about changes, cancellations, posting problems, inconsistency??
What is the major way to realize such a task?
- inidividual programming
- biztalk
- standard intercompany posting (Version 4x)
- xml - EDI
How do you value the risk of this challenge?
Has anyone done this before?
Is this possible with the native database? What about table blocking?
Remaining time is 8 weeks...
It would be nice to hear something from other victims..
-> I've found the solution: there are connection tables which get order informations from one company and the other conpany takes these infos.
It works.
There is also a solution by the german add on specialist Kumatronic.
Rallnus (Yamaha FJ1200 - '89 / 25th anniversary was great!)
0
Answers
Then you can install NAS servers for all companies you want to post to. Every NAS can post from the intercompany tables.
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Can we automate the green button?
AP Commerce, Inc. = where I work
Getting Started with Dynamics NAV 2013 Application Development = my book
Implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV - 3rd Edition = my 2nd book
RIS Plus, LLC
AP Commerce, Inc. = where I work
Getting Started with Dynamics NAV 2013 Application Development = my book
Implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV - 3rd Edition = my 2nd book
Of course I need to do the same thing