JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Reviews

• Financial management
• Operations management
• Integration with distribution and retail software

• Cost management
• Sales reporting
• Accounting and manufacturing controls, with a low cost of management, within a very small IT team (less than six people).

• BI reporting and customization
• Easy configuration
• Access and visibility of different business processes on a single UI. 

• Workflow management
• Integration with IoT solutions
• Ease of deployment over Microsoft products (aside from Oracle DBMS).

Less than one year.

Easy to set up, user friendly, and continuous functional and technology enhancements.

Good example was locating, tracing, and tracking transactions and this wasn’t easy before having the ERP.

Customer / Supplier Relationship.

20 years.

I would scale stability 8 out of 10.

No

Good.

No

Straightforward in many ways, defining COA, master files, and setting up parameters.

Customers should look for ERP solution that more or less satisfies their own business requirements.

Microsoft Dynamics.

Customers should have well-defined business processes and workflows regardless of the ERP product.

The sales order management and manufacturing modules are very extensively used amongst many customers. They are robust and elaborative. These modules cover a wide range of processes that help the way organizations do business in today's world.

The customers have improved many of their business processes by using this product. They have been profitable in the long run.

Reporting and dashboards are the areas that definitely can be improved.

I have been using this solution for the last 12 years.

We have not had stability issues.

We have not had scalability issues.

Technical support is very good.

Neither the installation nor the implementation is straightforward. However, it quick and easy as compared to other ERP products, such as SAP.

I do not know much about pricing and licensing.

This product is the best fit for:

• Small and medium sized enterprises
• Organizations that use sales order/purchase order management
• Organizations that have a manufacturing/shop floor

Proven Warehouse management software available now from Oracle. There are a large number of installations and the software covers most aspects of warehouse and inventory management. You can get all standard features from picking and packing lists to label printing and interfaces to shipping companies like UPS and Fedex.

The software is highly modular and thereby exposes the risk of different implementation choices for each module. Some customization is needed for scanning devices which may be different at each installation. Since it is a package software, the number of database objects are too many and their names are very cryptic.

Overall a good software and allows for a quick operational setup. Try to choose Linux operating system setup for all it's modules. It is quite difficult to find many experienced people trained to handle JD Edwards implementation. Works well with other Oracle software like PeopleSoft.

I support my customers who are primarily in the manufacturing industry. I am a software provider and Oracle partner, so my clients use JD Edwards EnterpriseOne to manage finance, manufacturing, and plant maintenance.

The integration between plant maintenance, stores, and financials is highly valued by my customers in the refinery business, as it allows for efficient maintenance processes and easily accessible financial information. Additionally, the mobile features are beneficial as they allow managers to approve or reject orders on the go. JD Edwards EnterpriseOne provides real-time data, which is very timely for decision-making. Managers have dashboards created for them that are readily updated for insightful information. This reflects the improved business intelligence features of the solution.

I would like to see improvements in the analytical part of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, specifically in the business intelligence aspect, to enhance its capabilities compared to bespoke solutions.

I have been working with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne for about ten years.

If I use JD Edwards EnterpriseOne then I know how to set up. With a solid project plan and proper training, the implementation can be smooth. Financials typically take three months to set up, followed by other modules.

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is very stable. I have not faced any issues with stability.

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is very scalable. It is suitable for any business size, from retail to manufacturing, and can grow with any business.

The technical support is a strong point, and I would rate it an eight on a scale of one to ten.

Positive

I have worked with SAP and Acumatica. SAP is more complex to set up compared to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, while Acumatica offers the advantage of being a pure internet-based solution with easy deployment.

The initial setup of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne involves solid project planning and thorough training. It is vital to get the financials base right to ensure smoother implementation of subsequent modules.

My clients handle their own implementation with on-site servers and a solid IT department, which helps them maintain the system effectively.

My clients have seen savings in development costs. Previously, there was significant development for customizations, but with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, the necessary reports are readily available, reducing maintenance costs.

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is perceived as expensive compared to newer applications, and consultancy costs are on the high side.

I have evaluated SAP and Acumatica.

I recommend JD Edwards EnterpriseOne due to its stability and functionality, but it may be cost-prohibitive for clients who are budget-conscious. I rate JD Edwards EnterpriseOne an eight out of ten.

On-premises