Kinetic Enterprise Search

Enterprise Search operators let you pinpoint records swiftly. Combine AND or OR to manage multiple terms, enclose phrases in quotes for exact matches, and use minus to exclude unwanted items. For example, searching “Steel Louisville” returns only records referencing both terms, trimming noise and saving time. This precision helps teams access key details faster.

Track changes with continuous updates that make fresh details searchable almost immediately. This keeps information current and actionable, so teams can rely on the latest entries when making decisions, reducing guesswork and improving daily efficiency.

Switch between narrative or structured layouts to match your preferences. Read data as flowing text or scan rows in a grid. These adaptable views help individuals tackle different tasks, ensuring that important information remains in sight at all times.

Trust the existing role-based framework. Search results honor Kinetic’s permissions, preventing unwanted visibility. This built-in safeguard allows teams to maintain consistent data oversight, preserving confidentiality without extra administrative layers.

Refine search results by object using a quick selector. Skip unrelated items and focus on the relevant subset. This straightforward tool streamlines daily lookups, letting users navigate directly to the right records with minimal effort.

Embed special terms in your queries to filter instantly. Apply tags like “tag:Category” for direct results. This flexible method merges text commands with standard searches, helping users find crucial data fast, cutting back on unnecessary scrolling.

Access roughly 29 Kinetic objects from the start. Core data tables are indexed automatically, allowing quick adoption of search functionality. This built-in setup covers common records right away, making initial searching simple and convenient. ​​

BAQs provide structured data views that integrate seamlessly into custom Application Studio configurations. Users can embed query-driven insights directly into tailored screens, fields, and workflows, ensuring that configurations reflect accurate, real-time business data without requiring complex coding.

BAQs improve search accuracy by defining indexed fields, calculated values, and filtered data sets. Users can refine search results by tailoring BAQs to match specific business needs, enabling quick retrieval of critical ERP records and ensuring information aligns with operational priorities.

BAQs simplify Cloud SDK development by structuring data retrieval within user-defined fields and extensions. Developers can use BAQs to expose key ERP data via automatically generated REST endpoints, ensuring that integrations and custom applications access the most relevant and organized information.

BAQs support BPM automation by delivering structured data for decision-making within workflow rules. Queries filter and retrieve relevant records, allowing BPMs to trigger actions based on real-time conditions, enforce business logic, and streamline process automation across departments.

BAQs refine the data made available through REST APIs, creating structured views that external applications can query without direct database interactions. This approach optimizes system performance, simplifies integrations, and ensures external tools retrieve only necessary and validated ERP data.

BAQs enhance Epicor Functions by acting as standardized data sources for internal and external calls. These queries structure the data feeding functions, enabling consistent logic execution and reducing redundancy when integrating with applications, third-party tools, or custom automation workflows.