FEATURE: Subroutine Usage
Remember that if you right click on a Subroutine you will see an option called Subroutine Usage like this: Selecting that opens a window showing
Remember that if you right click on a Subroutine you will see an option called Subroutine Usage like this: Selecting that opens a window showing

Previously, it tricky to print landscape reports – the solution was to change the printer settings landscape which then, of course, didn’t work particularly well if the same printer was required to print both a landscape and portrait style report.

While the display sequence of steps is managed by the Next step defined on each step, it is useful to view the steps on the Flow Step Maintenance Form in the sequence that users will see them.
If you build a function in sequence, this happens by default. However, you may have found yourself with a function with multiple steps – say 20 or 30 – and you need to add a new step. The step will be added at the bottom of the grid when really you want it near the top.

Since the release of TransLution™ V5.4 it is possible to configure a pool of SYSPRO Operators and TransLution™ will use the first available operator to do the required SYSPRO post. This allows for far more scalability than in the past when a fixed operator was used for all posts of a certain type.
One occurrence when using pooled operators is that if for some reason a logoff fails, that operator may be marked as “in use” to the system, thereby making the pool of available operators smaller. If this happens two or three times, eventually it may affect the ability of the software to do the required posts if it sees some or all of the pooled operators as unavailable.
TransLution™ Software is delivered with a range of standard templates to assist you in managing your production processes. We offer solutions for Picking and Issuing

TransLution™ is delivered with a large library of standard SYSPRO validations to validate item codes, Purchase Orders, Sales Orders, and host of other data in SYSPRO. It is very important to know, however, that there is also a range of non-SYSPRO-related standard validations available to users.

TransLution™ supports the concept of a decision step – a way to manage the process flow that the end-user sees.
For example, if the user scans an item barcode for a lot-traceable item, we want to ask them to enter the lot number. However, if the item scanned is not lot-traceable, we want to miss that step.

There are many times when the barcode you scan does not represent exactly the data that is required by your system. It may be that you are scanning a retail EAN-13 barcode but you need to find the stock code, or that your barcode consists of multiple elements such as ItemCode-LotNumber-Quantity. There may be some leading zeroes or trailing characters you wish to truncate.
TransLution™ offers a range of standard manipulations that you can use to take a scanned piece of data and deliver the result you need without doing any kind of programming or custom logic.

All TransLution™ Software clients show functions for user selection in the form of buttons. On EazyTouch and with the release of V5.8 in Android, the buttons contain configurable images and can also be grouped into workflows. On all three clients, including EazyScan, the buttons can be sequenced to be shown in any order required regardless of the function name.

On EazyTouch, starting with TransLution version 5.7, you have significant control over how grids are presented. You can select font size, which columns each user

There are times when you want to guide operators in terms of what data to enter. This guidance may take the form of a message

In this post we are looking at some of the ways that TransLution™ can assist with managing a large number of devices for scanning and

Media Steps on Android allow you to build a function that can capture either a photograph or a signature and store the result in the
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