Join us September 9th through the 11th for the JD Edwards INFOCUS conference. We are excited to be back with you in Denver, as this year’s event promises an enriching experience for all attendees. INFOCUS 2025 brings together JD Edwards users, developers, business leaders, and Oracle experts for a week of hands-on learning, strategic insights, and community connection.

This year at Quest JD Edwards INFOCUS, we will be hosting six sessions on multiple JDE topics. To help you navigate the conference, we’ve put together a list of all our sessions at Quest JDE INFOCUS.

Session ID: P-051338

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Release 24 delivered awesome new functionality for Task Tracking – are you effectively using these new tools in your business? This session will give you insights into how Task Tracking can be used to drive and guide business process execution, provide process controls and timely notifications, and improve the user experience.

The session will include an overview of what Task Tracking is, explore how it works in conjunction with Orchestrations, and will provide a couple of demos of real-world implementation examples. We will also go behind the scenes for a high-level review of configuration.

This session is applicable whether you are supporting process improvement, trying to make your business users happier, developing solutions or managing delivery of those solutions.

Session ID: P-051331

If you have avoided using Advanced Pricing because you think it’s too complicated, this is the session that will show you how straightforward it can be. We’ll walk through basic setup and review some of the common ways that Advanced Pricing can be used in the business. It’s not just a pricing tool – Advanced Pricing can also be used to introduce process controls – we’ll look at some real world examples. This session will show pricing solutions for Sales Orders and Purchase Orders, and the content is also very relevant for Finance users.

Session ID: P-051329

As we strive for efficiency in our sales order processes, interfacing sales orders from front end portals and web sites is an obvious way to reduce manual entry. But what is the best way to create those sales orders in JDE? We’ll look at how the standard EDI process stacks up against using orchestrations depending on the business scenario, and consider the pros and cons of both approaches.

Session ID: P-051380

We’ll take a look at under-the-radar features in 9.2 and show how developers can use them to boost productivity and deliver quick, high-impact improvements without a major overhaul. Examples include advanced Orchestrator tricks, incorporating Form Extensions and Personal Forms to spruce up user interfaces, and we’ll share some handy code snippets. We will also look at some common mistakes and how to dodge them.

Session ID: P-051330

Text notes and attachments within JD Edwards are a fact of life in our organizations – customers require them, trading partners use them, and often we rely on them for process execution within the business. One common challenge is storing these text notes in a way that supports visibility and easy review for maintenance. Another challenge frequently encountered is controlling which text will be printed on which documents. In this session we will look at a completely standard solution within EnterpriseOne for entry, maintenance and process execution using Media Object Attachments to store text instructions, including use of CafeOne pages to provide visibility when using the system. This simple approach is flexible, innovative and could be applied to many business areas.

We’re excited to reconnect with the JD Edwards community! Whether you’re exploring new functionality, modernizing your ERP environment, or simply looking for inspiration, Terillium’s sessions will offer valuable insights and hands-on guidance. Be sure to add these sessions to your agenda!