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I am working in a project where we are doing a lot of work in the Usability area, and one challenge we got was that there was a need to be able to add a reason code when the customer creates corrective invoices in M3.

How can we solve that without modifying the Java code? The answer is creating a jscript and use the custom extension tables to store the data.

When you create a corrective invoice you change price/quantity on the lines, and then you approve. Our jscript will open a popup window when we do the approval, and in that box you have to choose a reason code.

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The available reason codes are taken from CRS103, reason codes. We are using CMS100MI to get the codes. CMS100MI is a new API, available from 13.3, for which you create your own API-transactions.

When you click save, the data is saved in CUGEX1, which is one of the custom extension tables that was introduced in 13.1. Since there are standard API:s available for add/change/delete records in CUGEX1, we don´t have to code any API:s on our own.

To be able to view the reason codes we have created a mashup, but we will also use the data in reports. Below you can see a part of a mashup, where we see the lines from the corrective invoice, combined with the changed values, the reason codes and who did the change from CUGEX1.

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This is one example of how you can create really good solutions combining the new Infor tools. More examples will follow, so keep reading the blog!

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