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Enhanced User Productivity

Streamline the way end-users interact with your system

Save time for your end-users by improving the efficiency of JD Edwards navigation and sign-on. Further empower your technical team with the tools they need to deliver business improvements with minimal efforts.

Menu Simplification
Complex menu structures in JDE negatively impact user productivity and increase training costs. Use ALLOut to help you:
- Elevate business productivity with streamlined menu design for end-users.
- Empower your technical team to implement and manage menu filtering (i.e. hide unwanted or unauthorized menu options) in a fraction of the time.
Menu Simplification
One-time User Sign-in Enablement
Improve user experience and maintain system stability. Use ALLOut to help you:
- Enable users to sign-in seamlessly with one user ID without having to switch roles.
- Resolve security conflicts automatically and avoid role sequencer challenges.
One-time User Sign-in Enablement

Why choose ALLOut?

Easy to Install

ALLOut implementation is designed to be risk-free and project-free. Using native JD Edwards tables and development tools, the software is installed directly into your JDE environment and is ready to use within hours.

Increased ROI from JDE

With out-of-the-box functionality, ALLOut uses the same JD Edwards data, roles, menus, and security tables that you are already familiar with. Therefore, no further IT training is required.

ALLOut Academy

We’re known for our industry leading best-practices and security expertise. The ALLOut Academy provides self-paced learning tutorials to help you achieve your JDE business objectives.

Products for Enhanced User Productivity

CombiRoles

MenuPlus

Trusted by +500 JD Edwards customers

Without implementing ALLOut as part of the upgrade, our security would still be chaos. Specifically our menu management was a mess – the process based roles we instigated through ALLOut really did save our lives!
Amy Griser, Deputy County Controller
County of Allegheny

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July 1, 2021
Row Security can be a necessity for many JDE implementations but, very detailed row security can result in excessive effort put into maintaining security records as well as system performance issues.

Back to the Basics: Security Fundamentals in JD Edwards
May 8, 2018
This session will include security design steps as well as a look at most types of EnterpriseOne security records, specifically how and when to use them.
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BLUEPRINT 4D, Dallas TX 2024
7 May 2024, 9:00 am
Looking to simplify, enhance and report on your JDE security and controls? Talk to ALLOut at Hilton Anatole in Dallas TX between 6-10 of May, 2024!
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Enhanced User Productivity

Streamline the way end-users interact with your system

Menu Simplification

One-time User Sign-in Enablement