Best Practices: Work Lists
My Exchange works lists can serve as work queues and special reports. They are shareable with colleagues for work transparency and collaborative projects. Here are some examples of common work lists that can help your organization monitor transactions.
Key Accounts/Vendors
Available in Orders, Transactions, and Invoices
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Optional: Include exception types (e.g. Part number, Price, etc.) to check exceptions.
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Terminated Transactions
Available in Transactions
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Channels
Available in Orders, Transactions, and Invoices
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Optional: Include exception types (e.g. Part number, Price, etc.) to check exceptions.
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Supplier Messages
Available in Orders
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“Ghost” Orders
Available in Orders
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Note: Fax and phone call purchase orders are referred to as “ghost” orders because they are not visible in My Exchange.
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Parked in Intelligent Business Rules
Available in Orders and Transactions
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Note: Make sure orders parked in Intelligent Business Rules are checked daily
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Catalog and PO/Line Details
Available in Transactions
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