on 09-16-2008 2:54 AM
Dear all,
With the release of BPC 7.0 NW, i was wondering if there's any functional or technical differences in the Business Process Flow compared to BPC 5.1?
Cheers
I have many doubts that you can use something from BI with BPC to simulate a BPF.
BPF it has reall many dependecies by security and objects from BPC. I don't think it will be easy to create something like that and even if you will create probably the maintenance it will be really difficult.
Regards
Sorin Radulescu
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I second Sorin's observations and comments. There are several limitations in using STS workaround. It is true that STS will be available to use with NW BI. However in order to use that you will have to create a planning area in BPS. Even after doing that you will not have the security framework of BPC available to you in STS. All you can do is list out the steps in the process flow, may be link your planning workbboks and have email notifications sent out upon completion. the other option mentioned was that of SAP workflow. Since BPC7NW has NW platform, SAP workflow is available to you and you can link the BPC process chains to it if you so desire. But again, it won't have BPC security and it won't be even close to BPF in look and feel. The best option is to wait till BPF becomes available in future BPC NW version to use.
Regards
Pravin
Hi,
Thanks for the replies so far.
I would like to cast a more general question:
From a functionality point of view, how different is BPC 7.0 NW compared to BPC 5.1?
What features in BPC 7.0 NW are especially appealing to a client looking to implement budgeting and forecasting but not consolidation?
And what appealing features from BPC 5.1 have been stripped away?
Looking forward to plenty more insightful replies.
Cheers
There is a workaround for this.
Yu can use the STS of BPS ( which is still available in Bi 7.0) and create dummy hierarcy and accomplish the workflow related tasks.
Ravi Thothadri
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BPF doesn't exist into BPC 7.0 NW. It is one of functionalities not implemeted yet.
BPC 7.5 NW will have for sure implemented BPF but it is not sure if before of that BPF will be implemented for NW version.
Regards
Sorin Radulescu
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