Every Epicor screen has a status message that you might want to control with code to keep the user updated on any long-running processes. Learn how!
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How can you grab Epicor session variables easily in order to use them in customizations? Check this reference post out and bookmark it!
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I created a BPM to write journal transactions into Epicor's GL and ran into an error. I needed to wrap the call in an Epicor transaction scope. Check this out!
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Do you need a way to incorporate custom Epicor database tables into a screen? Here's how you get started!
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What if you want to email an Epicor BAQ report from customizations? Unfortunately, that is a little more complex but we are going to show you how!
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We have already shown how you can call an Epicor BAQ from within customization but what if you want to call a BAQ Report? Well...here's how!
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Linq (Language Integrated Query) is a modern C# technique that Epicor has sensibly standardized as the universal query language in BPMs. Get started here!
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Do your employees forget to clock out, creating open labor records that mess up job costs? Learn how to adjust Epicor time clock entries automatically!
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Did you know you can trigger Business Object methods from within an Epicor 10 BPM using some custom code? Let us show you how!
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An Epicor EpiViews is a layer provided within customizations that wrap around the tables/objects, defining how they relate and providing an interface to interact.
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You've probably used BAQs to build dashboards and searches, but here we describe how to use Epicor to call a BAQ from embedded code customizations.
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An Epicor 10 BPM allows you to send emails. But what about sending HTML emails with complex workflows? Check out how you can add custom code to do this!
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Epicor comes with many scheduled tasks. But, do you need your own task that runs without any end-user intervention? Check out this hack to find out how!
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As developers of Epicor customizations, we should make our work feel like standard Epicor screens. See how we placed new functionality in an Actions menu!
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