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Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne works for us
Updated December 27, 2015

Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne works for us

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Software Version

9.1

Modules Used

  • Finance, Distribution, Manufacturing, Asset Management, Transportation, CRM, Procurement

Overall Satisfaction with Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

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
  • The system has been able to adapt to our company's rapid growth and changing market conditions.
Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne has a well defined market presence for small to mid-size companies. SAP seems to play in the larger company space. The other Oracle ERP solutions include Oracle E-Business Suite and Fusion Applications. JDE E1 was mainly selected for its comprehensive module offerings and industry specific solutions.

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Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Feature Ratings

8.0
Accounts payable
8
Accounts receivable
8
Subledger and Financial Process ()
Not Rated
6.7
Inventory tracking
7
Automatic reordering
6
Location management
7
7.0
Pricing
7
Order entry
8
Credit card processing
6
Cost of goods sold
7
Not Rated
Pay calculation
Not Rated
Benefit plan administration
Not Rated
Direct deposit files
Not Rated
5.0
Dashboards
5
Standard reports
5
Custom reports
5
7.0
API for custom integration
8
Plug-ins
6
7.5
Role-based user permissions
8
Single sign-on capability
7
Grants Management ()
Not Rated
Project Financial Management ()
Not Rated
Project Execution Management ()
Not Rated
Procurement ()
Not Rated
Risk Management ()
Not Rated
Logistics ()
Not Rated
Manufacturing ()
Not Rated
Supply Chain ()
Not Rated
Product Lifecycle Management ()
Not Rated

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