JD Edwards, in Plain English
Your orders, inventory, and financials live in JD Edwards. Getting a straight answer out of it usually takes a specialist and a lookup table. Copacati reads it the way you do.
JD Edwards stores data in a format built decades ago: dates written as five digit codes, amounts with the decimal point dropped, columns named things like ABAN8. Copacati translates all of it automatically, using JD Edwards' own definitions, so what lands in front of you is real dates, real names, real numbers.
Copacati
decodes
The same records, before and after Copacati reads them. Nothing mapped by hand.
- Real dates, names, and amounts, not Julian codes and lookup tables
- Translated automatically from JD Edwards' own dictionary, not hand built per report
- Read only by design. Copacati reads your JD Edwards. It never writes back.
And Your Salesforce Data, Right Beside It
Connect Salesforce the same way. Accounts, opportunities, cases, and your own custom objects arrive in the same place as your JD Edwards records, refreshed on a schedule you set. Now a single question can cross both: the deal sales closed and the order operations shipped, in one answer.
One Place Your Systems Agree
JD Edwards and Salesforce don't talk to each other. With Copacati, they don't have to. Each one syncs into the Copacati Data Pond, where your data finally lines up and every number traces back to where it came from.
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Connect
Point Copacati at JD Edwards, Salesforce, or both. Read only access, no exports, no migration.
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Bring it together
Your data syncs into the Copacati Data Pond on a schedule you control. Every record keeps a link back to its source system.
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Ask
Ask in plain English. Answers draw on both systems and cite their sources, so you always know where a number came from.
Built for how JDE shops run IT
EnterpriseOne carries your financials. Anything that touches it has to earn trust first.
Read only by design
Copacati reads your JD Edwards data. It never writes back. There is no pathway for a query, an AI model, or a user to change a record in EnterpriseOne.
Runs in your environment
Deploy on your own servers or in your AWS, Azure, or GCP subscription. Your JDE data stays inside your perimeter, under your policies.
Every answer is logged
Every question, every model call, and every source consulted is recorded with who asked and how the answer was reached. Logs are append-only and exportable for review.
Access follows your rules
Role-based access controls ensure people only see the JDE data they are authorized to see, the same as in your existing systems.
Bring us a question your JDE reports can't answer
We will walk through the JDE data behind it and what it takes to get a reliable answer.
Book a 30-minute working session