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Difference between revisions of "Linked Exchange"
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[[Linked Exchange/Partnership Overview|Setting up Partnerships]] | [[Linked Exchange/Partnership Overview|Setting up Partnerships]] | ||
Revision as of 10:19, 3 April 2009
The Linked Exchange module enables one company using TrackAbout to exchange deliver / return and asset information to another company using TrackAbout. This allows more accurate tracking of balances between customers and prevents discrepancies between the two systems.
An example of this relationship would be:
One Company supplies assets to another company. Using Linked Exchange, the supplier company (sender) can transmit asset information to the recipient company. This enables the recipient company to map the received assets to their categories correctly. This will require an initial mapping on the recipient's part, but will be automatic there after.
Determining what records are sent