Using WS commands, you can group similar features and functions to a single screen, and further, group them in sections on a screen.
- Screens, Transactions and Tab consolidations
- Supports global changing of terminologies, e.g. ‘Defects’ to ‘Reason’; in fields, messages, menus, and even graphs
- Freely manipulate tables and columns, create complex behavior changes – eg. VA01 with Shopping cart
- Native Automation of OLE Excel directly for WS
- Scalable 64-bit server engine
- WS Recorder – easily diagnosis error after it
Scenario
For example, consider the Sales & Distribution module of SAP.
Using Default SAP Process
After Customizing using WS Commands
Before Liquid UI |
After Liquid UI |
Navigate to confusing Header and Item level to enter data. |
Presented in a simplified logical set of screens.
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Going to another transaction for 4 screens of credit check, redundantly entering data. |
Performed inside VA01, with radio buttons and prompts. Data entered here auto populates across subsequent steps. |
Going into inventory system to perform Availability Check (ATP). |
Integrated into VA01 and automatically completed. |
New session of MM03 with 3 or 4 screens to check material. |
Integrated into VA01 and without opportunity for error. |
Pricing Condition requires 3 or 4 screens to handle various discounts and other conditions. |
Presented in one screen with optional interactive help. Downstream cost of errors (returns, credits, re-invoicing) avoided. |
Using WS commands, users can create better customizations and streamline SAP business processes. Based on the usage of a command, WS commands are categorized as:
- Adding Elements
- Changing Elements
- Extensions
- Functional Automation