Sun Microsystems B2B - Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Three ways to submit a PO:
  • Page 4 – Launching the Sun B2B Webfront
  • Page 5 – Login ID; Figure 1 User Login Screen; Deactivation and Reactivation of Users
  • Page 6 – Figure 2 Access Denied; Sun B2B Helpdesk for account re-activation.; Figure 3 Invalid Login
  • Page 7 – Login through Sun B2B Webfront
  • Page 8 – Password Administration; Login ID; Figure 4 Forgot Password
  • Page 9 – User Services; Figure 5 Change Password; Old Password
  • Page 11 – Change of user password
  • Page 12 – Purchasing Order Generation
  • Page 13 – Figure 6 Order Entry (Ordinary Orders) for Partners; Enter PO information in Generate New PO Screen; Field Name
  • Page 14 – the part is valid
  • Page 15 – Unit Price will always take precedence over the; Taiwan and PRC orders; Each product/part has corresponding
  • Page 16 – Import Partner Webdesk Cart
  • Page 17 – Figure 9 PO with extracted items from Cart File; Partner Webdesk Cart Reference
  • Page 18 – Figure 10 PO with incorrect information; Hit
  • Page 19 – Figure 11 Order Summary Page (Ordinary Orders); All address same
  • Page 20 – Figure 13 Other Purchase Information
  • Page 21 – Figure 14 Additional fields for service part(s); Figure 15 Market Information Tracking Form Part I
  • Page 22 – Figure 16 Market Information Tracking Form Part II
  • Page 23 – Fill in mandatory fields and hit; Figure 17 After Submission Page.
  • Page 24 – Figure 18 Order Summary Page
  • Page 25 – Additional Business Rules:
  • Page 26 – Verified
  • Page 29 – View Purchase Order History; Figure 19 PO History Page; RED; Order Cancellation; Cancel Request
  • Page 32 – Delete; Draft; Other functions; verified/changed verified
  • Page 33 – Figure 20 Change Order History; Support Procedure; Using the WebFront for Order Entry
  • Page 34 – Appendix; Service Level Agreement; Priority; Emergency Contact; PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT GUIDE; Preferred Browser Settings
  • Page 35 – Options; Enable Secure
  • Page 36 – Proxy
  • Page 38 – Hints on using SunB2B Webfront
  • Page 39 – Why The Production Server Is Faster Than Testing Server?
  • Page 40 – TROUBLESHOOTING; here; Guide to Log Issue via ASP's Web Site
  • Page 41 – Figure 21 Order Management Feedback Form
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User's Guide for Sun's Partners

(Download PDF version ~700KB)

Version 2.1

1 September, 2003

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

2. SYSTEM OVERVIEW

3. FUNCTIONALITY

3.1 Launch Sun B2B System

3.2 User Registration and Login

3.3 Deactivation/Reactivation of Users

3.4 Password Administration

3.5 Purchasing Order Generation

3.6 View Purchase Order History

3.7 Order Cancellation

3.8 Order Deletion

3.9 Other Functions

4. SUPPORT

4.1 Support Procedure

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Summary

Page 3 - Three ways to submit a PO:

SunB2B Partner’s User Guide v 3 1. INTRODUCTION The Sun B2B System is an automated order processing management system developed by Sun Microsystems Pte Ltd and the ASP (iGINE). The system provides electronic order processing transactions and hence eliminates most of the manual work over fax and phon...

Page 4 - Launching the Sun B2B Webfront

SunB2B Partner’s User Guide v 4 For partners with an existing ERP system and a mechanism to generate an ASCII file of both the purchasing order information and the market tracking information, the ERP-to-ERP way to submit a PO is in use. A file adaptor in partner environment sends the ASCII file of ...

Page 5 - Login ID; Figure 1 User Login Screen; Deactivation and Reactivation of Users

SunB2B Partner’s User Guide v 5 3.2.1 Access Control There will be two types of user accounts that can be created for partners. The key difference between the two types of accounts is that, one is allowed to create a draft PO but does not permit submission while the other type of account allows the ...

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