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April 09, 2021
We use Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne in the accounting department. We use it for G/L, employee information, and customer information (addresses and invoice details). Because we use Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne for all of these areas it is extremely convenient to have them all available on one software.
- User friendly
- Ability to use the software for multiple accounting actions
- Ability to see what co-workers have completed on Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
- I like Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne but it is costly
March 18, 2020
A majority of our cost controls, revenue claiming, change events, forecasting, purchase order processing, and account payable is done through JDE. I would actually say that every aspect of our back office has in one way to another ended up being used by this program. Something that made this a one-stop-shop for us was the ability to continue using the programs for all different facets of our working model. Updating Cost codes and transferring them over to our Daily log program became a breeze.
- The forecasting modules used for JDE are amazing. It allows us to use best practices for claiming forecasted costs and revenues.
- JDE allows us to track our change events in their own module and apply different meanings to statuses- something extremely useful in the construction world.
- Cost coding/budgeting simplified. By using the same budget module, revising budgets, active cost coding and purchase ordering, you can get a realistic snapshot of your job at the drop of a hat.
- Without a doubt their UI needs improvement. There can be an entire lesson on the nuances of working within the JDE modules. Where to click, what does what, how come one method is not congruent with the other module? Although this program is definitely a goliath in the industry, there is something to be said about programs that can simplify even the more data-driven problems.
- I would say that JDE needs to work on their security as well. Not from external attacks (they have that covered) but just within the programming of allowing people to have multiple roles. I'll say with confidence that I have to wear many hats at my company, meaning I need access to cost data along with Procurement data. For some reason, this was not achievable by JDE / IT and I had to have two separate accounts set up to access different modules.
- I'm not sure if this is a flaw per se, but I noticed that a lot of people are extremely turned off by all the customizations allowable within each module. I personally enjoy it, but I've noticed the older generation definitely shies away from it altogether.
Yes - I am a member of the New York Oracle User Group.
I would say that having the ears of the men and women writing the code gives us an edge on the competition, allowing us to resolve unique problems for unique scenarios. This is definitely one of the selling points.
I would say that having the ears of the men and women writing the code gives us an edge on the competition, allowing us to resolve unique problems for unique scenarios. This is definitely one of the selling points.
February 27, 2020
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is used as the accounting GL, AP, AR master for the company consolidating financials across six other ERP systems (obtained through acquisition) and business units. It is used for purchasing of all raw materials for manufacturing as well as corporate expenses and vendor management. It is also used for manufacturing management for two business units. It solves the problem of traditional accounting/ERP management of the business and financial reporting.
- Vendor Management - excellent contact tracking tied to purchase orders, payments, etc
- Financial consolidation - JD Edwards EnterpriseOne was easy to interface with at the GL level, bringing in records from other systems and consolidating them into the chart of accounts
- Security - JD Edwards EnterpriseOne was clearly built for the enterprise model carefully constructing permission access models and applying them to business objections so you can get a fine grain level control.
- The interface is aging - The application has been around quite a while. Even with the more modern UI, it still feels like a 90's application and doesn't provide the quick augmentation options like what is found in NetSuite or cloud apps.
- A premise based - It's an application that was built to run on mini/mainframe environments, which were great for its time. However, in comparison to the hand's free environments in the cloud, it requires more iron and humans to maintain the solution.
- Speed to roll out new business models - It felt like, once you deployed a business setup, it was difficult to change and add new business features, especially those that contradict previous directions.
February 13, 2020
Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is used across our entire company and multiple subsidiaries from production to accounting. Accounting is my primary use for for this software. We use this for multiple rounds of yearly budgets as well as daily, monthly, and yearly activities. Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is a great ERP that allows the company to use one program to address multiple business functions.
- ERP system allows for multiple parts of business to be conducted in one system
- Easy to learn and maneuver
- Will not generate physical invoices for users to be able to view after they are created in the system
- Reporting is not very customizable
September 18, 2019
We are a leading municipality in Texas, using JD Edwards for Procurement, General Ledger, A/R, A/P, Inventory, Sales Orders, etc. The whole city uses JDE. It handles procurement we do through various contracts for bidding going by the state laws. We have build custom contract systems to keep track of contract details going by the state requirements. Also, as we handle budgeting in our city a little differently, we are using the JDE budget module with some customizations unique to us. Also, we are using a module call Utiligy, which we got from a JDE partner, to keep track and bill for city utilities. Basically JDE handles all the financial transactions in the city.
- We have more than 2000 employees in the city and as a municipality we handle things a little differently. JD Edwards handles it really well with minimum customizations.
- The beauty of JDE is, it is big enough to handle the work load of the city but small enough to maintain with a small technical staff with in the city.
- It is not a complicated system to configure like SAP. A medium sized company can cover most of the areas of the company especially that feeds to the financial system with comparably smaller effort.
- [It would be great] if we could connect security set up and approval routes in procurement and other modules. Currently those are two separate areas that require mutually exclusive set up, even when they are connected.
- Cross reference facility of the files should be dynamic so developers can refer to those instantly.
- We should be able to make the package assemble, built and deployments simpler, if there's a way to have a template that customer builds once which can be used after.
Yes - Quest. Because they have an online community and also has workshops for the latest features comes up. That gives hands on training on technology coming up from JDE.
The accounting and HR departments utilize this software for employees. We use this for time sheets, benefits, time off, and other employee-related documents. It enables these teams to use one combined software to review and approve all employee-related documents. It also includes an entire section devoted to open enrollment for benefits. In addition, employees are able to keep track of their general leave and their pay stubs.
- Ease of access.
- General leave info.
- Timesheets.
- The template needs updating.
- It can be slow to load.
- First-timers may get lost due to the template.
September 23, 2019
JDE is our financial system, sales order management system, purchase order system, and inventory system. Because we are a public company, we have to keep accurate records of all financial transactions. JDE does just that, making our lives easier.
- Accurate financial records.
- With a team of 12 analysts and programmers, we can get the job done.
- If we have issues we cannot solve, we can get good support by calling or connecting to Oracle support.
- I really like support calling us to help us with the issues we have. Calling is no longer their preferred method for many years now.
- I think the set-up can be simplified, and I am sure they can do a better job.
Yes - Quest JD Edwards group. Good value from the conferences.
Our business helps implement Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne for other businesses. We provide support and customization.
- JD Edwards software is intuitive to learn once the front-end installation and set-up has been done properly.
- Software built for scaling.
- Friendly UX.
- Room for improvement in query speed.
- Room for improvement in query customization.
Not yet, but I'm interested in Oracle user groups
November 20, 2019
We are currently using GENERAL ACCOUNTING (G/L), INVENTORY MANAGEMENT, and MANUFACTURING department. Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne can process all business transactions end to end in one integrated suite.
Benefits of Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne include the ability to
Leverage the latest ERP technology trends, including personalization, IoT, and machine learning.
Move from reactive to proactive with tools like notifications and watchlists.
Leverage Citizen Developer capabilities to reduce modifications.
Take advantage of enhanced modules like Lease Accounting and Joint Venture Management.
- I have used Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is a Computerized Maintenance Management System. Very easy to create work orders and creating Equipment Master for new equipment and modifying existing ones as needed. Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne maintain a strategic roadmap, the payoff means a reduction of cost and effort.
- Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne has adopted a continuous delivery model that matches the trends in the enterprise software market.
- Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne are leveraging modern ERP capabilities with IoT, machine learning and a movement towards an autonomous ERP.
- Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne can improve the routing of job plans process and also increase the 30 character limitation it has to for part descriptions that would be very helpful
- User Interface of the ERP needs to be more interactive.
Not yet, but I'm interested in Oracle user groups -
With Oracle JD Edwards Enterprise User Group, I can network with Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne experts in my field, develop best practice and find solutions to all my Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne related problems.
User groups accelerate value realization and customer success through ongoing engagement, education, and experience sharing.
October 23, 2019
We use Oracle JD Edward Enterprise One (E1) as our company's ERP system. As a global organization, we need a large scale platform that is capable of handling our financial and manufacturing operations. E1 provides us with that platform. As our business continues to expand and grow, the E1 platforms have seemed up to the task of transforming and expanding with us. We use the platform to pull together financials, track inventory, budget, and forecast.
- The platform is capable of handling hundreds of thousands of transactions annually.
- The platform is functional as a stand-alone platform or in partnership with the hundreds of vendors that provide add-on platforms the E1.
- The platform is overall very user-friendly, allowing users to pick up the nuances on the first use.
- As with any platform, there are gaps that seem unfathomable to have. E1 doesn't allow us the ability to track a manufacturer of a part from creation to Interco sale to Interco sale to the ultimate customer.
- Some of the features just feel "left behind" for 2019. Features that you should think would exist that don't.
- The system is really built for a manufacturer. We were unable to use it for the distribution channel we began pushing into.
We utilize all the modules including Financials, Distribution, HRMS, Payroll, Manufacturing, Job Costing and Contact Billing. It provides an integrated solution for our clients' business. We get balance sheet reports and profit and loss and it helps us with invoicing and revenue recognition.
- Technology is solid and foundation is built up.
- All integrated solution from finance to detail transaction
- Reporting solution is robust
- Web services and integratinon is easy
- Reporting module
- Application screens
- User experience
Oracle JD Edwards is used across the company for Order to Cash and Procure to Pay plus Financial Systems. It is the backbone of the entire business.
- Financial System Management
- Sales Order Management
- Manufacturing and Procurement Systems
- EDI, it does not have a good mechanism of integrated EDI orders with the system and customization and external process are required.
- Warehouse management
- There is not built in Transportation Management system
- Not a good end to end supply chain management system
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is currently used by our accounting and billing department. It is used to manage customer accounts, and to keep track of open and expiring invoices. It is also used for tracking internal company spending. Employees will submit an expense report for a company related expense.
- JD Edwards is very configurable in handling different sales order entry scenarios.
- JD Edwards can be customized to present focused information on the login screen of a user so a user can better focus on the applications or reports that are relevant to their job.
- JD Edwards is also very effective in creating relationships between various customer accounts and the relationships between them.
- The Configurable Network Language (CNC) is a proprietary protocol, and it can be difficult to source resources that understand this language well.
- It has some inherent limitations with generating PDF or printable files. Most organizations use a third party platform like Creat!form or Bottomline to solve this.
- No built in credit card processing solution, and no plug-and-play eCommerce or webstore capabilities available.
Yes - I am a member of the Tampa Java User Group, Texas Oracle Service Cloud User Group, Texas Louisiana Oracle Applications Users Group, The Boston MySQL Meetup Group, The Los Angeles MySQL Meetup Group, The Raleigh MySQL PHP Meetup Group, The San Francisco MySQL Meetup and Toronto Java User Group.
Houston Regional User Group. New England Oracle Applications User Group. PackerLand User Group. Quest International User Group.The user group community for JD Edwards is extremely strong. We have been able to network with brilliant community members from organizations in many different industries. People are generally helpful, and willing to take some time to aid you if you are experiencing challenges with an issue. The amount of user groups is a testament to this.Oracle also places a significant amount of resources into growing and educating the user group community.
Houston Regional User Group. New England Oracle Applications User Group. PackerLand User Group. Quest International User Group.The user group community for JD Edwards is extremely strong. We have been able to network with brilliant community members from organizations in many different industries. People are generally helpful, and willing to take some time to aid you if you are experiencing challenges with an issue. The amount of user groups is a testament to this.Oracle also places a significant amount of resources into growing and educating the user group community.
JDE is used in almost every department across our organization. We have a different point of sale system so other than in the retail stores it is used for everything. We use this because it addresses most of the problems our organization has (inventory, purchasing, finance, etc).
- Because I work on the finance side I can tell you that the general ledger functions are a benefit. It is easy to add new accounts or access balance and the details of these accounts.
- It is very to export things to excel from JDE. This is a function we use a lot and is much easier than other systems I've worked with in the past.
- Access to certain info can be easily given or taken away from people/departments which is a plus for our public company.
- One thing that could be improved is how fast it is for accessing data. When trying to pull data it had to be watched closely or your session will time out which can mean some waiting around.
- Also, even though layouts are customizable it's very difficult and not always user-friendly to do.
- I don't know if its the way the company had it set up but there is no set time on when you are logged off from being idle. It varies day to day and person to person for security measures there should be a set time.
We use Oracle JD Edwards for our financials, inventory, job costing, work orders and fixed assets.
- Customizability. As an I.T. person, I appreciate the ability to modify the application in ways that will suit our specific needs.
- Stability. Our JDE application is extremely stable. We don't seem to have the ups and downs that some of our other applications have.
- Oracle Support. The support site is fantastic. Between the Knowledge Base and the Customer Forums I can usually find an answer and when I can't, Oracle is quick to help.
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Yes - I am a member of the Quest International User Group.
The Quest group is extremely useful to me. Not only does it give me a link to many free webinars and white papers, I also have another place to look for answers to problems. I also attend the collaborate conference each year. The value of a customer-driven conference is much better 'bang for your buck' than going to Oracle's conference. You get to hear, not only what Oracle wants you to hear, but also the real stories from real users and some of the tips and tricks that they've managed to figure out.
The Quest group is extremely useful to me. Not only does it give me a link to many free webinars and white papers, I also have another place to look for answers to problems. I also attend the collaborate conference each year. The value of a customer-driven conference is much better 'bang for your buck' than going to Oracle's conference. You get to hear, not only what Oracle wants you to hear, but also the real stories from real users and some of the tips and tricks that they've managed to figure out.
We use EnterpriseOne as the primary ERP system across almost the entire organisation. It is used for all core business processes i.e. finance, manufacturing, distribution, and sales.
- It is very configurable
- It is very stable
- It is cheap to operate
- Due to the complexity of the system technical issues can be difficult to trace
- Although it has improved a lot over the years, installation and upgrade procedures are rather complex
[It's being used for] Consulting on all JD Edwards applications, financial, distribution, manufacturing and project management.
- Oracle continues to get behind JD Edwards product applications and the latest release of 9.2 has lots more functionality.
- The licensing can be expensive depending on the number of concurrent users.
Yes - I am a member of the Colorado Oracle Applications Users Group.
Everyone shares and learns from each other.
Everyone shares and learns from each other.
January 19, 2018
It is being used by our project manaement department primarily from the point of view of managing project costs and billing. We are looking at using it in other areas as well like asset management, financial management, etc but that is as of now at an early sage discussion.
- Project Management application from what I have heard from my colleagues and peers is top notch to say the least.
- From my friends at other companies who use JD Edwards I am told that it has helped them tremendously in terms supporting them towards better quarterly forecasts.
- Price and/or Cost of Ownership is quite high compared to competition for e.g. MS Dynamics, etc
- It is a highly complex application compared to other options in the market like MS Dynamics, etc
February 15, 2018
JD Edwards is being used by our entire business (except for the HR/Payroll module). We have manufacturing floor workers all the way up thru the salaried personnel to the CEO who log into the system and do transactions within JDE. We use it for finance, distribution, procurement, manufacturing, and sales. It's so customizable and easy to use. It serves our business well.
- The new versions (9.2) of JDE has so much open functionality and really gives the user control over the screens and what they want to see. Love that the layout of the screen is really up to the user and what they want to see it along with freezing columns and creating favorites for way access.
- It is so flexible with the system platforms that it can run on and so easy to customize since it supports so many databases.
- It is intuitive and does not need to have a lot of training on how to use the software.
- It's just a great ERP software and one of the better ones I've seen.
- Oracle is FINALLY starting to listen to the users and SIGs and putting enhancements into the system which makes life easier for us business users.
- Upgrade time and costs involved with doing them. They mention staying code current but don't have any good solutions on how we sell this to our business since user testing and involvement must happen.
- Very costly to purchase and the maintenance cost is pretty extreme. They come out with this new functionality but then want to charge us, even more, to get it (which is wrong). Since we pay maintenance, we should get this new stuff for free or a heavily discounted price.
- The job scheduler is in need or a serious re-vamp as it can barely even run jobs without crashing. If you need complex scheduling, forget using this tool, you have to go and purchase a 3rd party software.
Yes - I am a member of the Midwest Oracle User Group, PackerLand User Group, Quest International User Group and Wisconsin Oracle Service Cloud User Group.
User groups offer so many benefits!!!! They are a very valuable resource and one of the single best ways to network with other users who experience the same things you do with the software.You can get support from peers or vendor partners and enhance your skills by learning new things. Every time you attend a user group event, you should be walking away with at least 1 tidbit of new information that you didn't know when you walked in the door.
User groups offer so many benefits!!!! They are a very valuable resource and one of the single best ways to network with other users who experience the same things you do with the software.You can get support from peers or vendor partners and enhance your skills by learning new things. Every time you attend a user group event, you should be walking away with at least 1 tidbit of new information that you didn't know when you walked in the door.
It is used as an ERP system for several entities within the parent organization with manufacturing, distribution, sales, finance. It is an FDA validated system as we are under the review of the FDA because of the products we manufacture and sell.
- Transaction processing and traceability - able to trace user transactions all the way to the financial ledgers
- Support documentation - documentation is vague in a number of areas in Oracle support
- Integrity issues - unexplained and unable to ferret out a root cause
- Requiring a COA that is a unique combination as opposed to being able to use any business unit with any object account, without having to create the combination first in the COA
Yes - I am a member of the Quest International User Group.
It's given the ability to raise enhancement requests to Oracle and network with others using similar applications through the SIG groups.
It's given the ability to raise enhancement requests to Oracle and network with others using similar applications through the SIG groups.
November 29, 2017
We use it as the backbone of our organization and our central ERP system. It is our system of record and responsible for the tracking sales, financials, manufacturing data and most other critical aspects of our business. Every department within our organization uses JD Edwards. It addresses almost all of our core business problems in terms of fulfilling customer orders in a timely fashion.
- Manufacturing Systems and Support - The core functionalities for managing manufacturing are all there and easy to use.
- Financials - The financial systems have stood the test of time and are very stable and reliable.
- Cutting Edge - JD Edwards continues to be enhanced and developed with new tools and technologies.
- Quality/Test Results Management system is lightweight and somewhat clunky.
- My Oracle Support Tool for getting help from Oracle is clunky.
- Upgrade process is not always smooth.
Yes - I am a member of the PackerLand User Group.
Regional user groups such as the PackerLand User Group have a positive impact on the JD Edwards community. Having the ability to get insights and information from others using the product is invaluable as it allows us to better leverage our investment in JD Edwards. In addition, this information is unbiased and up to date providing additional value.
Regional user groups such as the PackerLand User Group have a positive impact on the JD Edwards community. Having the ability to get insights and information from others using the product is invaluable as it allows us to better leverage our investment in JD Edwards. In addition, this information is unbiased and up to date providing additional value.
December 27, 2015
Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne (JDE E1) is used across the whole organization. It is our ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) core system and it addresses financial management, sales order management, procurement, inventory management, and other business needs. It is where we maintain employee information to feed HR and Payroll system, customer information, vendor information and so on.
- JDE E1 is very flexible and allows us to configure the system to provide us maximum benefit
- JDE E1 user interface and technical foundation is leading edge, including Mobile Applications, which provides end users ease of use.
- JDE E1 is easily integrated with other systems
- Oracle product licensing is a nightmare and cost containment is difficult if not impossible when using various Oracle products to support JDE E1 such as Oracle Database and Oracle Fusion Middleware (WebLogic Server).
- The Flexibility benefit can also be a problem when a small change ripples through the system causing issues.
- The JDE E1 application web client should identify necessary setting for the browsers: Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox
Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Scorecard Summary
Feature Scorecard Summary
What is Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne?
JD Edwards was an independent ERP vendor which was acquired by
PeopleSoft in 2003. PeopleSoft, in turn, was acquired by Oracle in 2005,
and the JD Edwards product line became Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.
The
product is primarily aimed at medium-sized companies. Like many ERPs,
it combines a wide array of functions in one platform. The Financial
Management capabilities contain the familiar general ledger along with
expense management, accounts payable and receivable (AP/AR), advanced
cost accounting, and fixed asset accounting. The suite offers many other
integratable solutions. Its Project Management features manage advanced
contract and service billing and project costing. The Asset Lifecycle
Management solution provides in-depth analysis for capital planning and
budgeting. Its Order and Manufacturing Management capabilities provide
automation and oversight tailored for industry specific needs. Finally,
it has rich Reporting capabilities, and is mobile-accessible. Price is
highly variable, as this solution contains many possible configurations
tailored to business needs.
For more information visit http://www.oracle.com/us/products/applications/jd-edwards-enterpriseone/overview/index.html
For more information visit http://www.oracle.com/us/products/applications/jd-edwards-enterpriseone/overview/index.html
Categories: Accounting, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne's top competitors?
Blue Yonder Luminate Commerce (formerly JDA Commerce Suite), Microsoft Dynamics 365 (formerly Microsoft Dynamics CRM), and Oracle Cloud ERP are common alternatives for Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.
What is Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne's best feature?
Reviewers rate Resource Manager Dashboard and Task Insight for Project Managers and Team Member Task Collaboration highest, with a score of 9.4.
Who uses Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne?
The most common users of Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne are from Enterprises and the Automotive industry.