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ENTERPRISE BUSINESS SYSTEMS (AEBS) X420.18 Create Customer Exercise NOTE: Get used to navigating ERP system screens using the TAB key. The TAB key will advance you to the next required field. NOTE: If you click the save button and the record does not save, see where the cursor is. Complete that field and try to save the record again. If there are several empty required fields, you may have to repeat the process several times before the system will accept your entry. Background: In the Buying and Selling business processes, two primary entities are Vendors and Customers. This exercise focuses on Creating Customers, which is a slightly more complex than creating Vendors. Exercise: a. Perform this exercise in BC, N/S, Sage and SYSPRO Use screen prints to document your work. Note: Put your name or initials in your work to identify your Customers, such as Jerry's Hardware Supply or JMS Hardware Supply. Uniquely naming items is essential for this exercise in a shared environment, such as a cloud-based system, to avoid confusion about to whom work belongs. b. Compare and Contrast the systems in which you did the exercises answering the following comparative questions: 1. How are the systems similar? 2. How are the systems different? 3. Which system has more "headroom"? Explain your answer. (In this situation, headroom refers to additional features and functions that might be helpful in the future.) 4. Which system do you prefer? Why? 5. Identify something that caught your attention in both systems. Explain your answer. 6. What insights did you gain from this exercise? How does this exercise link with other classes or with work experience? What implications or ramifications occur to you? Workproduct Instructions: - Submit Create Customer Screen Prints - Answer the six questions listed above. Think in precise short sentences or phrases; lengthy narratives are neither necessary nor preferred. Your insights and learnings will be considered in determining your exercise score. Special Customer Business Use Cases - Customer: The following are special cases you may wish to explore: - Multiple Ship-to Addresses - "National Accounts" which involve a Parent Company and multiple subsidiary companies. Customers purchase merchandise from a subsidiary and may pay the subsidiary directly or pay the parent. [Note: This is an example of parent child relationships, which occurs commonly in business software.]