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About K-Rise K-Rise Systems is a JDE Value-Add Software Company for pre-built and custom JDEintegrated apps. Our acclaimed cloud-based No-Code/Low-Code Platform, EASYProcess, is modern, state-of-the-art, and exactly what JDE/Oracle promotes to keep your JDE instance vanilla.

EASYProcess No-Code/Low-Code Platform helps E1 Companies create “The Perfect Apps” across the business landscape. Our predominant practices focus around: Commerce, Procurement, MDM, and Inventory.

Our security controls are CPA-Certified with SOC 2 Type 2 Credentials.

TABLE OF CONTENTS K-Rise No-Code Platform Overview • Pg. 4

Product Updates • Pg. 6 Employee Spotlight: Filip Serwinski • Pg. 11 Upcoming Events: 2024 INFOCUS Denver Oct 1-3rd • Pg. 13 Past 2024 Events: 2024 BLUEPRINT 4D Dallas • P. 15

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Fall is here and so is the latest edition of the KRise newsletter! K-Rise had a busy summer working on some innovative features for our NoCode Platform! Explore how this revolutionary platform can transform your operations and enhance efficiency. We also have some exciting updates to our existing products that will enhance the features and improve performance, ensuring an even better user experience!

The team at K-Rise Systems is amazing! We are excited to highlight one of our outstanding team members, Filip Serwinski, in this edition's Employee Spotlight, recognizing his dedication and valuable contributions to our success.

But that's not all! Mark your calendars because we have some spectacular events lined up for you!

Join us at the 2024 Quest INFOCUS on OCT 1st-3rd at the Sheraton Conference Center in Downtown Denver. We have a great lineup of educational sessions that you won’t want to miss!

We are bringing our top developers to answer any questions you might have! K-Rise Systems will be in booth #321 so come by and meet the K-Rise Team! You can also register to win our Nintendo Switch! We would love to meet you and discuss your business process automation needs!

If you couldn’t join us in Dallas for this year’s Quest BLUEPRINT 4D, this edition also features all three sessions from that conference. All the recordings are available for you to watch at any time!

We’ve also added our recent K-Rise webinar recordings to this newsletter! You can watch them anytime on demand!

Don’t forget to register for our upcoming webinars, where we'll cover essential topics that are key to staying ahead in today’s fast-paced Business Process Automation Landscape!

K-Rise No-Code Overview Many of you are familiar with our Low-Code Tools but we’ve designed a No-Code Platform specifically for solution architects and business analysts with little to no code-writing experience.

We would like to begin by highlighting the power of our No-Code Platform, particularly in how it contrasts with Low-Code solutions. No-Code development stands apart because it introduces an innovative, workflow-driven (workflow, forms, logic, data, etc.) drag-and-drop, and configuration-based canvas that allows users to build web applications— which can also be adapted for mobile use—without writing traditional code.

In traditional Low-Code environments, you’re still somewhat tied to the same methods as coding in traditional Java or C# development, you begin by creating objects and linking them through code, setting up various forms, and defining interactions—like what happens when a user clicks a button. While LowCode accelerates the process it doesn’t fundamentally change the development approach. With No-Code, the approach is completely different. It’s not just about creating forms or objects; it’s about designing the entire business process and logic with pre-built drag-and-drop forms without having to write a single line of code.

The first step in No-Code is drawing out your process using a visual workflow canvas.

Instead of starting with forms or screens, No-Code asks bigger questions like: Why do you need these forms?

Who will be using or approving them and in what order?

What role does each form play in the broader business process?

In traditional Low-Code environments, you're still somewhat tied to the same methods as coding in Java or C#. You meet with users, build one screen at a time, test, iterate, and deploy. While Low-Code accelerates this process, it doesn’t fundamentally change the development approach. No-code, however, starts with the workflow canvas and logic, making it the development's core.

What Is a Business Process?

Many of you—especially business analysts and solution architects—already understand the importance of business processes. Everything you develop in your enterprise essentially follows a business process. According to Wikipedia, a business process is a series of tasks or activities that are performed to achieve a concrete goal.

This concept is at the heart of our No-Code Platform. Whether it’s master data management, employee onboarding, vendor management, or asset tracking, each scenario is a business process.

Even something as simple as maintaining a category code in JD Edwards can be a business process, especially when approvals or multiple users are involved.

Take vendor interactions, for instance. A vendor acknowledging a purchase order, submitting an invoice, or requesting modifications to their banking information—each of these scenarios is a business process. Similarly, managing access control, warehouse operations, or work orders all follow a defined process involving multiple users and steps. By streamlining these processes, businesses can improve efficiency, reduce errors, and ensure seamless collaboration across teams and departments.

The Future of No-Code Development No-code platforms resonate well with solution architects and business analysts. It’s a natural fit. This No-Code approach is transforming how applications are built, making it easier for non-developers to take control of app creation while ensuring seamless integration and robust functionality from the start.

All without having to write a single line of code!

K-Rise No-Code Offers: A No-Code Web (Chrome) IDE that empowers non-programmers, and non-technical people to develop E1 integrated Mobile/Web apps with confidence.

No-Code is a game-changer, allowing your internal team to eliminate your app dev backlog with a modern easy-to-use rapid prototyping & development platform.

EASYProcess allows companies to eliminate or significantly minimize vendor services “spend” by bringing it in-house.

As you explore this No-Code journey, you’ll see how every part of your enterprise is, at its core, a

business process—ready to be automated, streamlined, optimized, and brought to life through our NoCode development!

Product Updates K-Rise is excited to present our latest product updates,

enabling effortless modifications even post-deployment.

crafted to transform your Business Process

Embrace innovation and efficiency with our enhanced

Automation. Building robust applications has never

suite of apps, making development easier and more

been easier or more efficient. Our recent enhancements

accessible than ever. Discover the latest updates K-Rise

ensure your projects remain flexible and adaptive,

has rolled out:

1. D es ignTime Low- Cod e Revision 2850: Library Updates Updated the Library in Low-Code to handle copying objects and displaying the related information.

Revision 2851: Library Copy To Project When copying an object from the library to a project the list is now restricted to projects in DV.

Revision 2852: Gallery Link Update To Library Updated the gallery link in the developer workbench to direct the user to the library instead.

Revision 2853: Low-Code Usage Changes Removed the Usage feature from the "Edit Process" popup along with some unnecessary options.

Revision 2854: Standalone Usage Editor Added a standalone usage editor from an icon for Views and Methods. This defaults to using Google Docs but allows users to swap to the CKEditor.

Revision 2855: UsageEditor Close Button Added a close button to the UsageEditor.

Revision 2856: Usage Updates Removed the Usage column from the library and methods pages and add the MethodInfo icon to show the usage instead. Defaulted the Library to the show the Company Library.

Revision 2848: Library Update Updated the Library API.

Revision 2849: Library DLL's Updated DLL's needed for the Library's addition to Low-Code.

Revision 2850: Library Updates Updated the Library in Low-Code to handle copying objects and displaying the related information.

Revision 2851: Library Copy To Project When copying an object from the library to a project the list is now restricted to projects in DV.

Revision 2852: Gallery Link Update To Library Updated the gallery link in the developer workbench to direct the user to the library instead.

Revision 2853: Low-Code Usage Changes Removed the Usage feature from the "Edit Process" popup along with some unnecessary options.

Revision 420: New Property Requirements The column name field when adding a new property is now required.

Revision 2854: Standalone Usage Editor Added a standalone usage editor from an icon for Views and Methods. This defaults to using Google Docs, but allows users to swap to the CKEditor.

Revision 2855: UsageEditor Close Button Added a close button to the UsageEditor.

Revision 2856: Usage Updates Removed the Usage column from the library and methods pages and add the MethodInfo icon to show the usage instead. Defaulted the Library to the show the Company Library.

Revision 2857 And No-Code Revision 662 RunTime Revision 1516: Page Designer Improvements Removed all Low-Code properties from the designer and added a new property called Datasource Parameters to show a datasource's parameters.

Revision 2858 And RunTime Revision 1517: Custom URL Option In ViewToPDF Added an option to not use custom URL's in the ViewToPDF service.

Revision 2859 And No-Code Revision 668 And RunTime Revision 1519: View No-Code Properties Added new columns for No-Code properties in views

Revision 2860: Canvas Window Resizing Resized the top windows in the canvases to the size of the Iframe they contain.

Revision 2861: Import Reupload Reuploaded objects related to imports.

Revision 2862 And No-Code Revision 672 And RunTime Revision 1520: No-Code Event And View Parameter Collection Added a button for view parameters and event parameters to add collections with a RowNumber child node. Event parameters also have a Delete child node.

DesignTime No-Code

Revision 625: Task History Download Added a download button to the task history list.

Revision 626: Add Multiple Entity Properties Fix Adding multiple entities via the multi widget is failing due to an extra line being added on save of the properties.

Fixed the query being used to save to fix a recently introduced error.

Revision 627: Visibility And Validation Property Name Enhancement The Property Name field in the visibility and validation widget now displays as the form field description + [Property Name].

Revision 628: Business Process Page Cleanup Cleaned up the checked-out info text and removed the "+" button at the top of the page.

Revision 629: Project Environment Label Added environment labels for No-Code projects.

Revision 630: NameValueCollection Editing When editing a Name Value Collection the description's current value shows in a label next to the textbox.

Revision 633: Add New Page Fix Adding a new page to a project is throwing an error on an invalid column. Removed a reference to an invalid column.

Revision 634: Revision Acknowledgment Page Designer Fix The Revision Acknowledgment file is missing for Page Designer causing an error. Added in the JS file.

Revision 635 And RunTime Revision 1504: Grid Joining Fix Joining data in grids is failing. Reworked the join logic.

Revision 636: BP Category Menu Update Changed the Business Process Categories menu title and tab title to "BP Categories".

Revision 637 And RunTime Revision 1506: No-Code Menu Management mplemented menu management in the No-IDE via SCM. Users can add new menus and menu items with a tree designer to design them.

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Revision 638: NoCode Pages Cleanup Cleaned up the NCPages page to display NoCode pages in a similar fashion to how BusinessProcesses display including a checked-out info column.

Revision 644: Menu Management UI Fixes enu designer was resetting if a new child is added. There was a bug in JS on how tree was loading.

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Revision 645: Datasource UI Changes Renamed the type dropdown to say "Grid" and removed the menu description and category from the designer header.

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f you are logged out, certain actions throw an error. Updated the context for certain actions.

Revision 647: Business Process Entity Promotion Fix usiness Process entities are failing to promote. Updated the column name used in promotion of the entities.

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Revision 648: Library Context Loading Fix The library is loading incorrectly in certain situations. Fixed a check for loading library.

Revision 649: PD Promotion Quality Enhancement Promoting a project to PD now updates the project list and returns the user to select a new project.

Revision 650: Add Existing Grid Info Additional information/filter option for the datasource type now shows when adding an existing datasource to a project.

Revision 651: Low-Code Widget Input Fixes On the Visibility And Validation page, switching to the Low-Code Widget Render Mode and selecting a widget is failing

to load the inputs and outputs. Reconnected the logic line that loads this information.

Revision 652: Roadmap Category Dropdown Navigation has been added as a category to filter on for the roadmap features page.

Revision 653: DataSource Page Cleanup Cleaned up the datasources page by removing the "+" button at the top and adding the checked-out information column.

Revision 654: Feature Name On Details Added the feature name to the details page to show above its description.

Revision 655: Library Override Copy Added a checkbox to allow for overriding an object when copying it from the library.

Revision 656: Orchestration Page Change The connections dropdown has been removed from the Orchestrations page and now shows a dropdown of orchestrations to start with.

Revision 657: BPC Page Cleanup Cleaned up the business process categories page by removing the "Add/Edit" button at the top and adding the checked-out information column.

Revision 658: Add New BPC Fix Adding a new BusinessProcessCategory shows disabled fields. Enabled fields to allow editing of the fields.

Revision 659: Library Build Data Fix Overriding a method in Low-Code from a company's library does not clear the build data. Added code to force a rebuild.

Revision 660: Business Process Editor In Read Only The Business Process Editor page is now viewable in read only mode and values cannot be changed in this mode.

Revision 661: Task Cleanup The "Add To Priority" checkbox now functions similarly to its Low-Code counterpart except it does not close the popup window after being checked/unchecked.

Tasks at the "In Production" status can no longer be assigned a priority. pdating a task's status via the "View Project Tasks" popup now sets the time in the desired format.

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Revision 663: Datasources Column Cleanup

Removed unused columns on the Datasources page and fixed an issue with searching on the list.

Revision 664: MAX Data Length Cleanup

When adding entity properties if a MAX data type is selected, then the data length field is removed.

Revision 665: Audit Search Menu Text Update

The menu text for "Audit Search" has been updated to "Audit Data".

Revision 666: BP Home Page Widget Closing

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Revision 667: Page Designer ViewParameters Fix iewParameters cannot be added to No-Code pages currently. Added logic to be able to add ViewParameters.

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Revision 669: Datasource CallMethod

Added abilities to call a linked method from a grid column action, link a page, and link a business process.

Revision 670: Datasource External Filter

Choosing the external filter now updates the title name and defaults it to the column name.

Revision 671: Entity Output Updates

Added additional features to arrays in the EntityOutput services.

rUNTIME Revision 1498: No-Code Form Integer Default Blank values for integer fields on a form now defaults to 0.

Revision 1499: Group Section Nesting Fix When groups are disabled and folded they end up nesting inside one another. Corrected this behavior to keep the groups independent.

Revision 1500: File Upload App Message A message is now sent to the mobile app when a file uploaded to the DNDFileUpload control finishes so that the mobile app can delete the file locally.

Revision 1502: Multiple Thread Log File Write Protection Multiple threads can try writing to the same logs by deleting the record and readding it. This is causing issues where multiple log files are being created. Switched the query to an update to prevent this issue.

Revision 1503: CallMethod Context Update

Updated where the CallMethod service grabs its context from.

Revision 1505: No-Code Integer Textbox Length

Form Textboxes with integer datatypes now are not restricted by the length property.

Revision 1507: UpdateProperty Fix

Multiple properties were only getting updated if the first property was valid. Separated out the properties to be updated.

Revision 1511: GetMenuData Service Update

Updated all entity types retrieved from the GetMenuData service to use the page title

Revision 1512: GetMenuData Service Fix

Classic application menu's aren't showing anything. Fixed the service to properly output menus for classic applications.

Revision 1513: Datasource Grid Link Fix

Grid links are forwarding to the local copy instead of the system copy. Updated the reference in the system copy.

Revision 1514: Group/Subgroup Widget Loading Fix

Setting a group/subgroup to load a widget does not load that widget on the form. Updated how the form grabs the widget to properly load them.

Revision 1515: Business Process Entity Building

The entity tables get created when the Business Process is built

Check out more updates on our K-Rise Forum!

Employee Spotlight

Filip Serwinski

Introducing this edition’s Employee Spotlight, where we proudly feature Filip Serwinski, a key member of the K-Rise App Development Team. We’re excited to recognize his dedication and the significant contributions he makes to our success.

Can you tell us a little about your background: Where you grew up, went to school/college etc…and how you got into app development?

I was born in Poland though as a child our family moved to America and grew up in Chicago. I went to Lane Tech High School and then to the University of Illinois at Chicago where I ended up studying Computer Science. I enjoyed learning about mathematics and the approach to rules and logic. I enjoy following sports like soccer and basketball.

What inspired you to pursue a career in technology and software development?

Originally, I was very interested in mathematics and considered pursuing something related to math.

However, my roommate and a couple of my older friends taught me a little bit about programming and so I ended up pursuing it in college. Technology was considered to be a highly valuable education for the future as technology was evolving and so it seemed like a good opportunity to invest in.

How long have you been working as an app developer, and what brought you to K-Rise?

K-rise is actually my first tech job and I have been working as an app developer for 3 years now. K-rise was one of the companies I applied to after college. I was looking for a professional foot in the door and didn’t know much about K-Rise. It was appealing to me that it was a smaller tech company.

What are some of your hobbies and interests outside of work?

I enjoy lifting outside of work and regularly go to the gym. I enjoy going out with friends to different sporting events and concerts.

I also like to follow some of the tech trends and financial trends.

I tend to check up on the stock market a fair bit.

What was the first app or piece of software you ever built? How does it compare to the apps you build now?

I think one of the first pieces of software that I built was in a group of school projects. One of those included developing an application to track healthy developments focused on the User experience. Now at K-Rise I have worked on a vast majority of applications and have made changes, fixes, and updates to all aspects.

How do you stay current with the latest app development trends and technologies?

I follow along with some of the leading technologies on social media platforms and read about updates from journalists that report on technologies. I also listen to podcasts.

Have you learned any new programming languages or tools recently that you’re excited to apply?

Generally, since K-Rise is low code there isn’t as much traditional programming. However, I will say occasionally we do write custom javascript. Learning the different aspects of JavaScript has been interesting.

What do you enjoy most about being an app developer?

I think the most enjoyable part of being an app developer is working with such a variety of applications. K-Rise supports multiple applications to our clients and they are built for different purposes. It allows for constant learning and understanding of why certain aspects were built the way they were.

What’s a fun fact about you that most people don’t know?

I played in my high school’s Marching band as a percussionist. I played the bass drum for 2 years and then played the quad tenors for 2 years.

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BLUEPRINT Session #2:

JDE Procurement Automation – JDE A/P Invoice Automation Utilizing AWS Textract OCR-as-a-Service Platform AP Automation is a way to reduce the manual tasks related to your Accounts Payable Processes.

Our A/P Invoice Automation is based on our Low-Code platform, EASYProcess.

AWS Textract AI-Based Query Document API is used to intelligently get invoice information without needing position-based templates. AP Automation will eliminate time-consuming and error-prone manual processes with a fully automated system that includes all these features: No Mapping, No Template, OCR AI Does All the Work Uses EASYProcess Robust Workflow Engine to Handle Approvals & Exceptions Automated Voucher Entry, 2-Way & 3-Way Matching that Auto-Detects PO Receipt Handling Tolerance & Miscellaneous Supplier Charges such as Freight & Handling Etc.

Vendors to Submit Invoices, Track Invoice Status & Payments, Flip a PO Scanned Invoices Added to Vouchers as Media Attachments and Saved to the Cloud Support of PDFs, JPEGs, Tiffs, Paper/Handwritten Invoices Taking Pictures of Physical Invoices Using a Built-In Native App

Using a Low-Code Cloud as Oracle recommends while keeping JDE Vanilla, our acclaimed JDE OVI Certified (32 & 64 bits) EASYProcess Low-Code Platform provides JDE companies with an easy-to-use AP Automation web & mobile app that is pre-integrated with JDE data & logic.

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achieve their goal of reducing the use of paper globally. Deployment is based on work center ebra tablets with bar-coding OCR embedded.

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2024 K-Rise Webinars you might’ve missed Missed one of our webinars? No worries! At K-Rise Systems, we understand that schedules can get busy. That’s why we offer on-demand access to all of our past webinars. You can stay informed on the latest advancements in Business Process Automation at your convenience. Whether you’re looking to dive deeper into our product features or catch up on industry best practices, our recorded sessions are available to help you stay ahead. Stay connected with K-Rise Systems and never miss out on valuable content again!

July 2 - 2024 K-Rise EASYPay Webinar: Streamlining JDE Card/ACH Payments:

Full Order-to-Cash Automation, Maximum PCI Security – Includes AR Portal

K-Rise Systems has helped hundreds of JDE companies with value-add software apps for 19+ years. Our platform creates "the perfect E1 mobile apps." We're an Oracle Partner with 32/64 OVI Validation, CPA SOC 2, Type 2 Security Certification, and PCI-DSS Payments Certification.

The advancements with our EASYProcess No-Code App Dev Platform are amazing! In this 45-minute webinar, we’ll develop an E1 CRM Mobile App from scratch! It’ll be fully E1 integrated to the Address Book (Customer List) and Who’s Who providing: Account (AR) Information Sales/Quotes Orders

This is a great app for Employees or Customers!

We’re asking participants to download our “EASYProcess” Native App from the Apple or Google Play Store. After we’ve created the app… with a simple QR scan you can sign in and test the CRM app on your phone. After 2 days, contact K-Rise for an updated user ID.

Ask us about enhancing the E1 CRM mobile app... .Alerts/Notifications: e.g., Dollar Threshold, Item(s), Substitute Functionality: Edit Customers / Orders, Workflow, Invoices, Price & Availability, Address Mapping, Notes, and Customs.

Link to Recording

August 22 - 2024

E1 AR Credit Card / ACH Payments App:

Start with Employee & Customer Self-Service Portal

“Payments” are not part of base E1 Sales Orders &

EASYPay Competitive Exclusives:

Invoices.

K-Rise EASYPay has filled this gap for JDE companies for 19 years!

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E1 Pre-Built Warehouse Mobile Apps Creating Efficiencies:

Eliminate Outdated Manual & Paper Processes

The K-Rise Warehouse App Suite is part of our extensive No-Code E1 integrated apps for:

Procure-to-Pay Order-to-Cash Master Data Management Custom Apps

Bar / QR Code & OCR scanning, an easy-to-use user

AWS / SaaS deployed the apps are a breeze to set up

interface that automates the storage, movement, and

and provide automated updating.

management of goods within a warehouse or DC.

These pre-built yet personalized apps are real-time integrated with E1 using Orchestrations, BSFN’s or a

Device independence across: phone (Android & iOS),

combination… your choice.

tablet, laptop allows you to choose the right devices for your users.

The webinar will demonstrate the following apps:

Inventory Inquiry: Analyze inventory availability, quantity, and location. Monitor their stock levels and product movement. Real-time tracking reports.

PO Receipt: Ensures the correct receipt and processing of goods or services ordered through a PO. Dynamic quantity

validation and receipt status updates.

Item Transfer: Easy, seamless item transfers between locations. Define transfer routes, set up approval workflows, or generating transfer reports

Item Issue: Track the quantity of items taken out of stock & update the data. Streamlined stock management, enable accurate trend identification and demand forecasts.

Cycle Counting: Audit and align inventory levels within a warehouse. Reduce errors and improving cost efficiency.

Comprehensive analytics & reports, gain insight into inventory trends and discrepancies, mitigating stockouts.

Work Order Approve: Streamline project lifecycle management with dynamic on-demand progress tracking. This

enables efficient resource allocation, reduced delays, and risk mitigation.

Link to Recording

Link to Slides

Upcoming Webinars

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