Locating & Opening

Pages can be located and opened in many different locations throughout the application. Shown below are some of the most common locations.

The Global Search bar in the Global Navigation Panel allows you to search for a specific page by Page Code:

As you enter text into the Global Search field, matches will appear. You can transition directly to one of the pages by selecting the listing in the search results:

If you do not know the exact name of a page, then you can enter some text that is part of the page's name in the Global Search field. If any pages are found, then they will be listed beneath the Global Search field. This search is only against the System Resource Target Names and the System Resource Target Descriptions in the current Business Role.

When selecting an item in the listing, you are transitioned to a listing that gives information on what type of page a selection is with an icon for reference, inquiry, or transaction, along with the description for the System Resource Target. The selection of an item in this presentation will open the page.

Notice in the presentation above there is a section above Search Results that is labeled Advanced Search. Clicking the magnifying glass icon within the Global Search bar will also open the presentation above. In that Advanced Search section is a listing of each Business Role you can access. Only one is selected but you can select more or use the All Roles choice to select all roles to search across more than the currently selected role.

Pages can also be accessed via the Primary Navigation Panel, based on site specific setup. Refer to the Getting Started Guide for more information.

Pages can also be accessed via a Business Process Landing Page, based on site specific setup. Refer to the Getting Started Guide for more information.

Pages can also be accessed via a quick links designed into a Home page, based on site specific setup. Refer to the Getting Started Guide for more information.

Many reference data and inquiry pages have links designed into them to transition a user to a very common page often used in conjunction with the first page. These transitions may just open the additional page for a user to search or the transition may take information from the currently selected record on the first page and do a search on the second page with some or all of the key information of that record.

These links can be in the page-level menu as shown below where they are typically just a navigation to another page and not a search.

These links can be in the page-level menu as shown below where they are likely a navigation with a search.