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UXPlus Risk Alert

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Product Overview

Managing access in JDE is complex. Simplify and enhance your process with UXPlus Risk Alert, designed to provide ALLOut users with enhanced risk visibility and access control through User Defined Objects (UDOs).

Benefits

Modernize JDE with an improved interface for ALLOut users
Review actionable compliance insights with dashboards
Analyze and compare SoD breaches on a quarterly basis
Audit security and get alerts when changes are made in JDE
Approve new role assignments or security changes in a single, intuitive interface

Key Features

UXPlus Risk Alert has been developed to allow JDE customers to leverage the latest UDO functionality with ALLOut. The module features a package of Composite & E1 Pages, Queries, Watchlist and CAFE1 UDOs that can be installed in JDE.

The following features are available:

Delivers an improved UX in ALLOut with more efficient access to programs
Provides a dashboard view of access risk, including SoD breaches and security changes
Enables Alert, Review & Approval of JDE access changes required by the business
Includes the F00950W security records needed to enable the UDOs in JDE

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