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- Overview - Introduction to the Standard Knowledgebase Guide, such as basic information about use cases and processes
- Power User Interface - – Introduction to the Power User Interface
- Admin Setup Menu – Overview of the Setup menu options
- End User Interface – Introduction to the End User Interface
- Vendor Portal - – Introduction to the Vendor Portal, which allows vendors to interact with the system
- User Roles – Overview of managing user permissions and the default user roles
- Background Tables – Overview of background tables, which are used in multiple modules and store basic information about people, places, and organizations
- Global Process Tables – Overview of approvals, tasks, and time entries, which are used in multiple modules such as contract management and service desk
- Contract Management Tables – Overview of tables dedicated to managing the contract lifecycle, including e-signature and approval workflows
- Sourcing Event Management Tables - – Overview of tables dedicated to creating, approving, and posting sourcing events including selection and contract creation.
- Vendor Management Tables - Overview of tables dedicated to onboarding and approving new vendors.
- Matter Management Tables – Overview of the Matter Management function with details about the tables.
- Service Desk Operation Tables – Overview of tables dedicated to service desk operations, which are used to create an internal or external helpdesk system
- Project Management Tables – Overview of tables dedicated to organizing projects and managing purchase orders
- Sales CRM Tables – Overview of tables dedicated to tracking and automating sales leads, opportunities, and quotes
- Documents Table - – Overview of tables dedicated to holding records for published documents
- System Tables – Overview of tables dedicated to managing other automation and functions, such as the EUI Templates Table and Replacement Variables Table
- Artificial Intelligence Tables – Overview of tables that can be used with AI if AI has been enabled. These secondary articles explain how certain tables, such as Contracts, can perform more functions when AI is enabled.