Many people have been using Peakboard Hub as a file management system. And with Peakboard version 4.1, you can now use Hub files directly in your Peakboard applications, with the new Hub files data source. This opens the door to a wide array of exciting possibilities! In today’s article, we’re...
We’ve covered many different ways of integrating SAP with Peakboard on this blog. In this article, we’ll look at SAP’s physical inventory component—which lets warehouse staff do a physical inventory count, and then record the numbers in SAP. In the past, workers had to carry around paper lists to do...
In our last article, we explained what an auditing app is and how the underlying tables work. The audit definitions are stored in the AuditTemplateHeader and AuditTemplateItem tables. And the audit run data is stored in the AuditHeader and AuditItem tables. We also discussed the sample data that is necessary...
This article is the first part of our two-part series on how to build an auditing app with Peakboard. In this article, we explain the architecture of an auditing app, including how the audit definition and audit data tables work. In the second part of this series, we discuss how...
SAP doesn’t just store master data and transactions; it also manages documents through its Document Management System (DMS). These documents are often technical drawings, but they can just as easily be work instructions, assembly guides, inspection sheets, or quality certificates. Each one is linked to the business objects it belongs...
Kanban is a lean, pull-based method for controlling material flow on the shop floor. Instead of producing or replenishing to a forecast, each container (or “box”) of parts is only refilled once it runs empty, which keeps inventory low and signals demand in real time. SAP implements this concept through...