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What are Business Core Tables?
Essentially, Business Core Tables are a "list of lists", and each list is located somewhere within Jemini in Business.
Most of the core tables can be customised and have items added or deleted from the list. You can also set them from Active to Inactive.
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A user needs to be given permission to view, add, change, or delete Business Core Tables before they can maintain items within each core table.
List of Business Core Tables and their functions
Under Controls is the list of core tables. You can use the search bar to find a specific one.
The table below shows the list of core tables, including where to find their functional area and what they're used for:
Table type | Where to find their functional area | What they're used for |
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Autonumber | Position & Employee | This is where you can manage the settings for automatically generated Position and Employee identification numbers. When updating the Position or Employee Autonumber settings, choose the starting number and optional prefix |
Financial Institution Codes | Legal Entity Organisation Component | A list of financial institution codes for Australia and New Zealand |
Local Government Area | Australian Location | Local Australian government areas |
Organisation Component Function | Organisation Component | A list of functions that the Organisation Components perform. These are unique to how your organisation wants to categorise Organisation Components |
Position Category | Position | A way for your organisation to categorise Positions |
Position Classification | Position | The Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) system classifies entities based on their main business activity and is used to collect and analyse data across industries |
Position Function | Position | A list of functions that the Positions perform. Like Organisation Component Functions, these are unique to how your organisation wants to categorise Positions |