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ALLOut offers a referral bonus to service providers for simply introducing the software to your customers. Join our partner program and get introduced to JDE customers seeking consulting expertise.

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Security Project Opportunities
Security projects provide a solid entry point for building new client relationships that can lead to many other opportunities for service providers. The ALLOut software can be used to facilitate one-off projects that will empower your consultants to demonstrate their knowledge and expertise to new or existing customers.

Security Project Opportunities
Managed Services Opportunities
Although 100s of ALLOut customers are successfully using the solution without the support of a service provider, many have extended requirements for IT services resources. A typical ALLOut
implementation (Deny-ALL, Process Based Roles or Security Restructuring) hundreds of hours of services for the partners.

Managed Services Opportunities
Training & Enablement
Through the ALLOut Partner Portal, service providers can access JD Edwards best practice training, technical documentation, implementation guidance and marketing resources to help you promote your JDE security practice.

Training & 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.

Discover our industry leading expertise

Industry Insights

Row Security in JD Edwards – A Balancing Act
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.

Access Denied: How to avoid Role Permission Help-Desk Questions
June 30, 2021
Top tips for setting up best practice, process-based roles that will help to ensure your organization and its employees face minimal business interruption.
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