New IDF Inquiries 

Infor LX has a long history of providing IDF inquiries over most critical business areas, but there are still some areas that lack this capability.
The following IDF inquiries are now available in 8.4.2:

• Customer Quote
• Customer Quote Line
• RMA (Return Material Authorization)
• RMA Line

Benefits

• Ability to sort, subset, filter, and view information in a modern and intuitive way
• Point and click navigation to related information – 360 views
  • Exceptional personalization and extensibility capabilities

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...

Transcepta helps companies eliminate inefficiencies and gain control over their operations. We know that teams are under constant pressure to reduce costs, improve cash flow, and increase visibility, without adding more complexity. Transcepta's AI-driven AP automation platform eliminates manual processes, empowering businesses to increase profitability and make faster, more data-driven decisions.

NOW, this rich functionality is available to Infor LX users!...

Operations and Technology:

New IDF Inquiries 

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

Overview

FINANCE: Rebuild History for Account Matching (tfgld1218m000)

OPERATIONS: Copy Customized Product Structure to Standard Structure (tipcs2232m000)

TECHNOLOGY: Authorization and Security: LN REST APIs

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1. You Can’t Track Project Costs in Real-Time
   If you're waiting until after a project wraps up to find out whether it was profitable, that’s a major red flag. Without real-time cost tracking, you're making critical decisions in the dark.

2. Quoting and Estimating Are Slow, Manual, or Inconsistent
   Does it take hours—or even days—to build a custom quote because you're pulling information from multiple systems? That lost time translates directly into lost sales opportunities.

3. You Rely on Spreadsheets for Critical Operations
   Spreadsheets are useful—until they’re not. Issues like version control problems, accidental overwrites, and human error can lead to costly mistakes.

4. Scheduling and Inventory Management Are Disconnected from Financials
   If your production and finance teams aren’t working from the same data, it’s only a matter of time before you face delays, stockouts, or budget overruns.

5. You Don’t Have a Real-Time View of Project Profitability
   Without live costing tied directly to jobs, small losses can accumulate unnoticed, until it's too late.

Disconnected data refers to information stored outside your core business systems, like your ERP. While this data has value, a lack of integration causes inefficiencies and misalignment across your organization, often more than you realize.

The Cost of Disconnected Data...