MenuPlus

For JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Product Overview

Menus are the heart of your E1 implementation. Efficient design can enhance user experience while reducing training needs. Complex menu structures are difficult to navigate & change.

MenuPlus offers super efficient menu management in a grid enabling you to update & design security offline. Utilize it for upgrades or simplifying menu maintenance & security.

Benefits

Save 100'S of hours with synchronize roles, menus & security
Easily design offline and copy, paste straight to JDE
Set-up menus in a fraction of the time
Efficiently mass update & change menus & security
See what's visible to users with enhanced reporting
Turn your security data into actionable information
Visibility of "back door" risks that enable unwanted access

Key Features

Features	Standard JDE	MenuPlus
Maintain E1 versions in a grid
Turbocharged menu filtering
Manage multiple languages in a grid
Report on access by menu
Instantly change multiple records
Single Grid Task Maintenance
Convert OneWorld Menusto Solution Explorer
Mass Updated using Spreadsheet imports
Compare & Contrast Roles
Identify Program Exits & Embedded UBEs

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