Implementing Cloud Financials: From Empty Pod to Go-Live · Module 1 · The Financials Landscape
Navigating the application
Lesson 7 of 153 · 11 min
The home page and its parts: the navigator, the springboard, the global header. Then work areas — and the concept behind them, which is that they are organised by task rather than by module. That is why looking for a screen by the name of the module it belongs to often fails. Infolets are the tiles on a work area. You can add, remove and personalise them, and you generally should: the default set is rarely the right one for the job you actually do. Then personalisation that pays for itself — favourites, recent items, the watchlist — and where notifications and approvals surface. Search by task name rather than memorising navigation paths. Paths move between releases; task names are far stabler. A course that teaches you a click path teaches you something with an expiry date on it. Bookmark the Setup and Maintenance area before you leave this lesson.…
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In this module: Module 1 · The Financials Landscape
- 1The application family
- 2The data flow mapFree preview
- 3Navigating the application
- 4The Setup and Maintenance area
- 5Rapid vs. full implementation
- 6Working with a system integratorFree preview
- 7Lab: navigate the setup area