Gain control over Microsoft RMS

Apr 26, 2010 3 Replies

TILE – The Item List Editor is a lightweight utility that helps the RMS users in many ways:

- Single-click editing of RMS items

- Edit an entire field-range

- Hierarchical ‘need-based’ access

- Resize and optimize images

TILE allows you to update hundreds of records in a few seconds

For further details on TILE, please visit:

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Microsoft Dynamics RMS offers a completely flexible platform to run your entire retail business. However, when it comes to editing data (a single record or a group), it turns into a humongous task. You want to increase the ‘PRICE A’ of all the items in a certain category by $10.00. Form your Store Operations, you will open every item, open the record, update the price, save it and move to the next record. So, if it is 100 records, you will do this exercise 100 times!



TILE (The-Item-List-Editor) is a crisp and wonderful application that can give a new life to your retail business! TILE can help you to optimize your RMS data to a great extent:


- Single-click editing of RMS items



- Edit an entire field-range



- Hierarchical ‘need-based’ access



- Resize and optimize images



For further detailson TILE, please visit:

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Actually there is an inventory wizard that accomplishes that very task, very quickly and easily, built right into RMS. There may be other advantages(that I can't see) to this utility. But don't get it just to change prices in categories or departments..... actually don't get it to change prices at all, that is built into RMS.

Craig

TILE (The-Item-List-Editor) is a crisp and wonderful application that can give a new life to your retail business! TILE can help you to optimize your RMS data to a great extent:

- Single-click editing of RMS items - Edit an entire field-range - Hierarchical ?need-based? access - Resize and optimize images

For further detailson TILE, please visit:

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