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Disconnected data—information stored outside your core ERP system—creates inefficiencies and blind spots across every level of your organization. While spreadsheets, email orders, and external reporting tools may serve a purpose, the lack of integration between these systems leads to far-reaching consequences.

Operations Impact

• Inventory levels and supplier shipments are tracked in spreadsheets, disconnected from your ERP.
• Dealer portal email orders require manual entry into the system, slowing fulfillment.

Finance Impact

• Budgeting data lives in isolated spreadsheets, unlinked to ERP sales or quoting information.
• Open purchase orders and invoices must be manually matched and approved, consuming valuable time.

Technology Impact

• Countless reports are generated outside the ERP just to keep teams “up to date.”
• Significant time is wasted exporting ERP data into external data cubes for analysis.

Executive Impact

• Leaders struggle to compile an accurate view of inventory and financial health when data comes from multiple sources.
• A lack of real-time visibility into shortages causes lost sales and customer dissatisfaction.

Disconnected data isn’t just an inconvenience—it drains productivity and delays critical business outcomes.

The Business Costs of Disconnected Data...

​This enhancement introduces the IDF Ledger Book Journal Line Analysis business object, which displays reference information on summarized journal lines. To implement this enhancement, request and apply MR 81558.

Key features include:

• Ledger Book Journal Line Analysis

  • Provides analysis attribute details.

  • Has a 1-to-many relationship with Ledger Book Journal Line Source.

  • Default view: General.

• Ledger Book Journal Line Source

  • Has a many-to-1 relationship with Ledger Book Journal Line Analysis.

  • Displays the Ledger Book Journal Line Analysis detail card.

This enhancement enables users to access detailed reference information on summarized journal lines, improving analysis and reporting capabilities.

You can move monthly periods to a different parent period. For example, if you have a monthly calendar, you can create quarter periods and move months to the quarters.

1. Select Financials > Global Ledger > Setup > Finance Enterprise Group > Maintenance.
2. Open the finance enterprise group.
3. Click the Calendar tab.
4. Open the calendar for which you want to move periods.
5. Click the Hierarchy tab.
6. Select the periods to move.
7. Select Actions > Move.
8. Select the new parent period under which you want to move the periods.
9. Click OK.

Finance:  Enhancement Summary: Tax Code Table Window (WINZRTD)

Overview
A significant enhancement has been introduced to the Tax Code Table window (WINZRTD) to improve usability, accuracy, and customer support capabilities within the Finance module. This update includes new tax rate visibility features, streamlined prompts, and improved integration across the Order Entry and Purchase Order modules.

Enhancements Introduced

1. Tax Code Table (WINZRTD)

• Added ‘Total Tax Rate’ column to...

Use this session to rebuild the ledger account history for account matching. This is particularly useful if you’ve recently defined a ledger account, on which transactions already exist, as a matchable account.

You can specify the fiscal year and period for which you want to rebuild the account matching history.

Note: This session can also be used to remove unmatched transactions if you decide to stop performing account matching for a specific ledger account.

Field Information

Selection Range

• Use Job Reference Date
  If selected, Infor LN uses the Job Reference Date as the basis for rebuilding history data.

• Job Reference Date
  Specifies the date and time used for the rebuild process.
  Enabled only if "Use Job Reference Date" is selected.

• Financial Company
  The financial company for which you want to rebuild a ledger account history.

• Ledger Account
  The specific ledger account to rebuild.

• Fiscal Year
  The fiscal year for which you want to rebuild the ledger account matching history.