APS 
	 
   Advanced Planning System, which generates real-time projections
		of when you can complete orders by comparing all demands (such as customer
		orders) against a long-term plan. The system views the current status of
		inventory levels, forecasts, job schedules, PO due dates, customer orders, etc.
		and creates planned orders accordingly to satisfy the demands. You then "firm"
		the planned orders into purchase orders, purchase requisitions, job orders,
		production schedules, or transfer orders.
 
   Asynchronous replication 
	 
   Another term sometimes used for non-transactional
		replication.
 
   ATP 
	 
   Available to Promise function of APS.
 
   BOD 
	 
   Business Object Document, an XML document standard
		defined by Open Applications Group Integration Specifications (OAGIS). This
		type of document is used when interfacing with many other 
		Infor
		applications. 
	 
 
   BOM 
	 
   Bill of Material, which is a listing of all the
		subassemblies, intermediates, parts, and raw materials that go into a parent
		assembly showing the quantity of each required to make an assembly.
 
   Configuration server 
	 
   A framework component that dynamically gives the client a URL to use for its session, drawing on a pool of servers configured by the system administrator.
 
   CPM 
	 
   
      Infor performance
		management solution providing a closed loop between strategy, planning,
		budgeting, financial reporting and analysis. CPM interfaces with 
		SyteLine and also
		with 
		Infor financial
		management solutions. 
	 
 
   CPQ 
	 
   Product configuration application that interfaces
		with 
		SyteLine. Formerly
		known as BuyDesign or PCM.
 
   CTP 
	 
   Capable to Promise function of APS
 
   Data collection 
	 
   Collection of data through handheld devices or
		barcode readers.
 
   EAM 
	 
   
      Infor enterprise asset
		management application that interfaces with 
		SyteLine. 
	 
 
   EDI 
	 
   Electronic Data Interchange, which allows companies
		to exchange transaction data through data files in an ANSI standard format. 
		SyteLine is
		integrated with an EDI translator. 
		SyteLine imports
		inbound transactions from the translator and exports outbound transactions to
		the translator.
 
   Entity
    A level of business operation with a complete set of financial
      statements, its own defined currency code and rates, and its own chart of accounts and
      accounting periods. An entity does not allow for business activity aside from period, chart,
      and currency maintenance and the reporting of its consolidated ledger and budgets. See 
Entities. 
 
   FOB 
	 
   Free On Board. The site designated as the FOB point
		controls much of the 
		SyteLine costing
		functionality. In the Transfer Order system, you can identify the FOB point as
		either the Ship Site or the Receive Site. You must specify the FOB point for
		all inter-company movements. 
	 
 
   Form 
	 
   In the SyteLine user interface, the equivalent of a screen or a window. 
 
   Intranet 
	 
   In 
		SyteLine, represents
		a logical grouping of sites in your enterprise. An intranet may represent a
		grouping of 
		SyteLine sites that
		exist together on a high-speed network, and for which you want common
		administration. (Common administration can include replication, or creation of
		master sites.) An intranet may also represent an external non-SyteLine system, allowing you
		to set up replication rules between 
		SyteLine sites and
		external systems.		
	 
 
   Intranet licensing 
	 
   Optional feature where licensing for all sites on an
		intranet is maintained in and controlled by the master site for the intranet. 
	 
 
   Landed cost 
	 
   Includes freight, duty, brokerage, insurance, and
		local freight on purchase orders, transfer orders, or goods receiving notes. 
	 
 
   License module 
	 
   Tracks user access to certain specified functionality within 
SyteLine, for auditing purposes. You purchase specific
		license modules based on your company's needs. 
For
			example, if your company is planning to use APS, you would purchase the
			AdvancePlanningScheduling license module.
	 
   Lot-tracked item 
	 
   Item that is marked as being in a specific lot, which
		is a quantity produced together and sharing the same production costs and
		resulting specifications.
 
   Master site 
	 
   
      SyteLine site that controls
		some data for all other sites on an intranet. For example, master sites are
		used with the Multi-Site Shared Tables feature.
	 
 
   MRP 
	 
   Material Requirements Planning, which plans
		requirements in order by the lowest level in which the item appears in a bill
		of material. That is, it plans all end items first, then all items at the next
		level, and so on, backward planning each requirement from the requirement's
		needed date to the item's lead time, batching together requirements needed at
		the same period of time.
 
   Multi-site table 
	 
   A database table that includes a site_ref column.
		Records for various sites are stored in the table, and the value of the
		site_ref column determines which site the record belongs in. 
	 
 
   Non-transactional replication 
	 
   Uses inbound/outbound queues and XML documents to
		replicate content (data) or to pass application calls (RPCs). Non-transactional
		replication can occur at any of these intervals: Immediate (which means updates
		go directly into the replication queue), or at a set number of minutes, hours,
		or days. Once the data is in the queue, it will be processed by the Replication
		service when the specified time interval has elapsed.
 
   PLM 
	 
   
      Infor product lifecycle
		management application that interfaces with 
		SyteLine
   
 
   PortalSiteGroup data source 
	 
   The multiplex data source that includes all 
		SyteLine sites that
		are included in the portal group of sites.
 
   PrimarySite data source 
	 
   For Customer Portal and Vendor Portal, the data
		source that points to a site in the portal site group. This site is the default
		data source, where all items and item categories, and certain other data, are
		maintained. 
	 
 
   Pro forma invoice 
	 
   A document that verifies the value of goods, when the
		goods cross borders. The value of goods is in the from-warehouse's or the
		from-site's domestic currency. Although pro forma invoices are typically used
		for international shipping transactions, you can also use them for domestic
		shipping transactions if desired. 
	 
 
   Pull transaction 
	 
   Transaction that moves or transfers material from
		Site B to Site A. 
		
For example, Site A moves material from Site B. Site A is considered
		  the To Site and Site B is considered the From Site. The quantity will be moved
		  from Site B to Site A. The quantity comes from Site B to Site A. The
		  transaction uses the cost/price of Site B. 
		
    
   Push transaction 
	 
   Transaction that moves or transfers material from
		Site A to Site B. 
		
For example, Site A moves material to Site B. Site A is considered the
		  From Site and Site B is considered the To Site. The quantity will be moved from
		  Site A to Site B. The quantity comes from the From Site. The transaction uses
		  the cost/price of Site A. 
		
 
	  
   Replication 
	 
   The copying of data between 
		SyteLine
		sites
 
   Site 
	 
   Logically, any place where work is done. Thus, a site
		can correspond to company headquarters, a manufacturing plant, a distribution
		center, or a legal company that requires financial reporting. Even if all of
		these facilities share a single physical building, each can be considered a
		logical site.
	 
 
   Synchronous replication 
	 
   Another term sometimes used for transactional
		replication
 
   Token 
	 
   Allows one user login for a specified license module, under Named User
		or Concurrent User licensing. 
 
   Transactional replication 
	 
   A live constant connection from one site to another. 
		SyteLine replicates
		the transaction to the remote site as soon as the user at one site saves
		changes. It assumes that both the source and target sites are always connected
		through SQL Server and have the same schema.
	 
 
   Trigger 
	 
   A special class of stored procedure defined to
		execute automatically when an UPDATE, INSERT, or DELETE statement is issued
		against a database table or view. Sites use triggers to enforce business rules
		automatically when data is modified.
 
   View 
	 
   A mechanism for gathering elements from SQL tables
		and assembling them into a virtual table. Generated views simplify database
		queries by eliminating the need to understand the underlying structure of a
		database. In 
		
SyteLine, views can
		be used with master sites, allowing other sites in the intranet to maintain
		data at the master site. 
		
Also refers to multiple
		  "views" (different data sets) available on 
		  SyteLine forms
		  such as 
		  Customer Inquiry and 
		  Vendor Inquiry. 
		
    
   WIP 
	 
   Work in process for a product or products in various
		stages of completion throughout the plant, including all material from raw
		material that has been released for initial processing up to completely
		processed material awaiting final inspection and acceptance as finished
		product. Many accounting systems also include the value of partially finished
		stock and components in this category.