Creating a category based purchase order in AX7
Purchased orders can be entered with two main line types based on an item or based on a category. With the new UI in AX7 there are a few ways […]
Purchased orders can be entered with two main line types based on an item or based on a category. With the new UI in AX7 there are a few ways […]
I’ve done a lot of posts about the OCI punchOut protocol. Probably the more common implementation you will see with customers and suppliers wanting to automate employee procurement experience is […]
You can download an XPO of the cXML punchOut protocol from this site. http://AX2012R3cxml.codeplex.com The following notes are for a developer who will be installing the code for testing and […]
I’ve done posts in the past about the punchOut flow. This one is basically the same but using the cXML punchOut protocol handler for AX2012. To the user they won’t […]
When working with suppliers using punchOut you might want to capture the commodity code coming back from the suppliers site that the procurement team can use to do some analytics […]
If you are setting up the cXML punchOut protocol handler for AX2012 for a new vendor you might want to explore the two message logging options that can be used.You […]
The external catalog in AX is the set of parameters that you configured to configure the punchOut for the vendors site. In the catalog you specify details like the URL […]
When working with suppliers you need to consider the units of measure that you have setup in AX vs what the UoM the vendor is using. A different unit could […]
There are a number of different cXML messages to handle different business documents that you will find in the cXML standard. The cXML protocol handler for AX2012 is implementing the […]
When working with a supplier with the cXML punchOut protocol handler for AX2012 you will need to consider the currencies that are being used and what the vendor will return. […]