EBS Toolbox Reviews

“simplifies HR management with good support

Pros

What I like most is the ease of use. Anyone familiar with Excel will pick it up quickly. Also it is simple to check the accuracy of files before uploading them.

Cons

At times the system can be a little slow with certain tasks but this happens infrequently. Also sometimes some errors that pop up are not always user-friendly or easy to understand.

“provides quick support

Pros

I like the customer support as they were quick and efficient in identifying the issue. As it did not take them long to diagnose and resolve the problem.

Cons

There was some uncertainty about what was happening and what operators were doing. Other than that there is not much to dislike about the experience.

“Reliable tool for reporting

Pros

We are only using the two Project-related wizards but they have been key for our detailed reporting cycles. It would be nearly impossible to input the massive volume of data into our system without More4Apps. Also it is simple to use and training new users is not a problem too. We have been customers for over 10 years and have not needed to search for alternatives since it does exactly what it promises.

Cons

Nothing much to dislike about these products though it could be made a bit easier from an administrative point of view to apply certain restrictions for specific user groups.

“powerful eBs toolbox

Pros

Well we have been using various features of the EBS toolbox since we transitioned to Oracle from JD Edwards in 2012. During the initial migration, we used the Wizard templates to import Supplier, Customer and invoice data. Now we have several automated processes that depend on these templates such as loading Invoice/Expense data, uploading bank statements into Cash Management, reconciling account entries, scanning invoices into Oracle and managing mass retirements of Fixed Assets. Plus the ability to easily customize these templates has streamlined many of our processes, saving us a huge amount of time.

Cons

There really are not any cons but I feel like it would be useful if a readme file was provided when a new version is released, outlining any new or deprecated features.