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Do Foundation Flows also exist for EPS or ETS?

pdgeek

First post so please bear with me.

We have seen posts, etc. about the encounter foundation flow. I have tried this and it works fairly well. Nice flow.

While poking around in the ETS installation directory tree I found what appears to be foundation flows for EPS and ETS. Has anyone tried these either alone and/or in conjunction with the outputs from the encounter foundation flow?

I have tried the EPS (ff) but still trying to work thru it. Since I hadn't heard of these flows before I am wondering if they are proven and working or maybe still in preliminary development?

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  • Kari

     Hi pdgeek (love the handle, btw),

     The ETS/EPS foundation flows will be production quality in 10.1. The 9.1 versions are preliminary, but I'm glad you're interested in them and see lots of value in them. I think the EDI flow was a big step forward in getting customers going, and I'm glad to see that we'll have them for ETS and EPS too! Do keep posting - as more customers use the Foundation Flows, it would be great for more discussion on them to occur here.

     - Kari

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  • Kari

     Hi pdgeek (love the handle, btw),

     The ETS/EPS foundation flows will be production quality in 10.1. The 9.1 versions are preliminary, but I'm glad you're interested in them and see lots of value in them. I think the EDI flow was a big step forward in getting customers going, and I'm glad to see that we'll have them for ETS and EPS too! Do keep posting - as more customers use the Foundation Flows, it would be great for more discussion on them to occur here.

     - Kari

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