eMall (Shop Now)... as you’ve never seen it before Gail Kemper eMall Manager
What are the eMall changes... and how does this impact you and others in your Agency?
Upgrade Highlights Moving to Web Services Real time updates from eVA Data Management to Ariba (accounting,roles, addresses,etc) New Look – easier navigation Folders are being replaced Robust searching capability for catalog items, requisitions, orders.... RSS Feed capability (Twitter) – quick access to important news Accounting details display at top level for approvers
The swoosh screen is GONE!
Your new eMall Landing Page Let’s look at the menu options in more detail
Main menu options
Stepping through a Requisition When clicking ‘Requisition’ link
Stepping through Requisition Let’s do a Supplier Part # search BTM00019
Searching by Supplier Part # Notice the new Compare buttons
Comparing items
Other search options available
Summary Review
Let’s look at an easy way to find orders!
Finding Orders From the HOME tab, click the Purchase Order link
Enter your Order # - click Search button Finding orders
Order # Search Not sure about your Order #?
View all orders Too many orders ?
Refine your search using specific criteria
Searching Requisitions You can search ‘My Labels’
Viewing transactions in ‘My Labels’
About those ‘Labels’
They can also be applied to your Orders !
See how you can customize your eMall !
Sections can be rearranged If you want to see these sections at the top of your screen..
Simply grab the bar and drag it
There’s still more to learn but let’s recap what we know
Your new eMall..... Allows more flexibility than current version Does not impact integration or interface agencies/entities Will have current Commonwealth customization applied to this upgrade
Next Steps..... Currently, the system is being evaluated and full analysis is underway. Testing will get underway the first quarter of 2011 All changes will be migrated to a Training environment, allowing ample time to alert the field to these changes via the web Will move to Production in April or May, 2011
QUESTIONS?