Simon Clive at 00:33, 26 October 2011

2011-10-26T00:33:49Z

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2011-06-27T22:39:16Z

Created page with "Naming a Product Do you understand why we use logical names here, as opposed to codes? ERP is designed around the ability to filter, search and sort on anything within any list..."

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Naming a Product

Do you understand why we use logical names here, as opposed to codes?

ERP is designed around the ability to filter, search and sort on anything within any list or report. It is also designed to work
with the smallest amount of steps and understanding required. With this in mind, you should design your products names
around the fact that the staff don't know any product codes for your products.

With the above in mind, you would on the main product form, use logical names to describe your products and put any
product specific codes, under the miscellaneous tab or in the extra buy tab.

This way if someone was to search for "Bridgestone Wheels" they would simply type in "Bridgestone Wheels". By also
adding the product code under the miscellaneous tab; if someone was to lookup the code for Bridgestone Wheels of
"BW678UI", they would also find the same product.

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+'''Naming a Product'''
 Do you understand why we use logical names here, as opposed to codes?
-ERP is designed around the ability to filter, search and sort on anything within any list or report. It is also designed to work
+ERP is designed around the ability to '''Filter''', '''Search''' and '''Sort''' on anything within any list or report. It is also designed to work with the smallest amount of steps and understanding required. With this in mind, you should design your products names around the fact that the staff don't know any product codes for your products.
 with the smallest amount of steps and understanding required. With this in mind, you should design your products names
 around the fact that the staff don't know any product codes for your products.
-With the above in mind, you would on the main product form, use logical names to describe your products and put any
+With the above in mind, you would on the main '''Product Form''', use '''Logical''' names to describe your products and put any '''Product''' '''Specific Codes''', under the '''Miscellaneous''' tab or in the '''Extra Buy''' tab.
-product specific codes, under the miscellaneous tab or in the extra buy tab.
-This way if someone was to search for "Bridgestone Wheels" they would simply type in "Bridgestone Wheels". By also
+This way if someone was to search for "Bridgestone Wheels" they would simply type in "Bridgestone Wheels". By also adding the '''Product Code''' under the '''Miscellaneous''' tab; if someone was to lookup the code for Bridgestone Wheels of "BW678UI", they would also find the same product.
-adding the product code under the miscellaneous tab; if someone was to lookup the code for Bridgestone Wheels of
 "BW678UI", they would also find the same product.

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Simon Clive at 00:33, 26 October 2011

Simon Clive: Created page with "Naming a Product Do you understand why we use logical names here, as opposed to codes? ERP is designed around the ability to filter, search and sort on anything within any list..."