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Corporate Division Configuration is where your company is listed along with other companies/divisions you may operate which can benefit from using e-manage. You can set corporate divisions to operate exclusive of each other a key feature in e-manage|ONE that helps you organize your company and any additional divisions or affiliated companies. This setup allows you to configure each division to either operate independently or share resources and information. As an , depending on your business needs.

For example, you could can have one a centralized accounting department that does the work manages financial tasks for multiple companies . Users will only see and have access to the information per the User Assignment in the Division Access Control setup.

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Division Setup

This is where you can adjust each division's settings.

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Division Access Control

This is where you set access to the corporate division(s) and where you enter the usernames and passwords for people that have access to your Manufacturer Web Services.

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Dropdown List Setup

This is where you will find a list of every dropdown in e-manage. You can add new, edit, make active or delete. We recommend selecting “not active” over deleting. These dropdowns can be changed on the fly as your business changes. Certain dropdowns are very important and affect other processes and users. The understanding of these dropdowns and how they work can significantly improve the productivity and efficiency of your company.

The Project Type dropdown is a great example. Project Types can set the workflow policy within your company. One project may have different processes than another so creating a different Project Type may be a great way to separate these processes. An example of two different project types that could have different workflow policy would be a Labor Only project and another project type could be Furniture project. The Labor only may not require an estimate for materials.

Another example is Product Types - this determines which Quickbooks accounts each line-item hits when creating Vendor Bills and/or Customer Invoices.

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In the following sub-sections we will review some of the main Drop Downs you will need to know how to customize to make e-manage|ONE reflect your business model and setup.

Web Settings

e-manage One has a Customer Web Portal for you customers to access. These settings give the access to specific areas of the system. When a customer logs in with their e-manage One generated user name and password they can view their company information, active projects, cancelled projects and certain information you make customer viewable such as notes and documents.

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within your organization. To ensure security, user access is restricted based on their assignments, which can be configured through the Division Access Control settings using the User Assignment feature.

By properly setting up Corporate Divisions in e-manage|ONE, you can streamline operations and improve resource efficiency across your organization.

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