When entering a trade agreement, it's impossible for users to quickly scan through the lines to view the product name or account name. The field simply does not exist in the list of fields that can be inserted. Users would find the addition of these fields extremely valuable when entering and reviewing the trade agreement data to minimize both time and errors. In the event the group type is chosen, the group description could be displayed and would be blank in the event that All is selected.
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This information would be very helpful, and save a lot of time.
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
This would definitely be a time saver !
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
This would be very helpful as a double check. There are so many different accounts and products that are similar. It would be a great way to ensure the correct ones are entered.
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
This would be incredibly useful. When reviewing large quantities of Trade Agreements, it would save a significant amount of time if the customer's name was available on the line instead of needing to pull in a separate file and run an Xlookup.
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
This would greatly help me as I post multiple trade agreements daily, and this would make my job faster and catch errors before posting.
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
I think a description always helps eliminate errors.
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
Having the item and customer or vendor description on the trade agreement journal would be very helpful to our users. This would make reviewing the journals easier for them.
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
Much appreciated this idea!
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
Long overdue
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
Much needed
Category: Procurement and Sourcing
Administrator on 11/4/2022 10:09:46 AM
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