E1 Pages benefits

1. Enterprise One Process flows

a. Graphical and intuitive display of navigation options.
b. Launch E1 Applications and Reports from intuitive user interface.
c. Pages defined by User , Role, or Everyone
Procure to Pay












2. External URLs
Example: Graphic Representation of Capital Asset Management process flow
a. Ability to define external URLs for display on the home page area

Here below you see oracle defined under one tab




3. Composite Applications
a. Embed other web based product offerings directly onto the users home page



Here you can directly call other application such as OBIA under one tab.


Other benefits
Can have different type of pages .Here each icon gives a different result. Clicking on supplier ledger
inquiry or clicking on add new supplier under training ,different things are accomplished.


Example


E1 Toolset 9.1_3 has support for one view pages.

OVR as a task


Starting in 9.1.2, E1 Page Generator supports task-based pages.



Leverage the existing:

Task Definitions, Task Names, Icons, Security, Tooltip Info,

Task Support-Benefits
Greatly reduce the amount of syntax to remember and to type.
Use the vocabulary that page creators speak.
Leverage the already-existing translations for task names, removing the need to put these in
properties files.
Eliminate the need for multiple flavors of a page for members of different roles by using existing
security.
Items on pages automatically update when the underlying task is changed.
Provide a better UI experience by updating immediately without a round-trip.
Task Based Pages Support
@A:task=3/G01
@B:task=01/G700441
@C:task=01/G76V046
@D:task=10/G32
@E:task=02/G76V03B1


Last but not the least,
FDA Portlets on E1 pages
This enables interacting with an application without running an application

Watch List
A Watch list is a list of exceptions or records returned from an automated query. Traditionally, end
users manually pull these records using Query By Example within an EnterpriseOne inquiry
application. Instead, a Watch list automatically runs a pre-defined query and pushes the list of
exceptions or records to the end user. For simplicity, the watch list is summarized into a single value
(usually a count or sum) so the end user can quickly see if anything needs to be done.
Similar to a workflow alert, a watch list enables management by exception and can be thought of as a
modern-day inbox.
In essence, if a question can be answered with a single value, a watch list can be defined for it. For
example, do I have any backorders?
The three watch lists below answer three basic questions from the same data source sales orders.





From a navigation standpoint, a watch list is comprised of three components:
Watch list box/metric Displays the count or sum from the watch list query.

Preview Grid When the Watch list box is clicked, a preview of the exceptions or records is
shown.

Action link(s) Drillable links associated with the previewed records.