Thanks. The thing is we may want it but it’s not been recently enabled (by us) to my knowledge yet all my vendors are broken. Guess I need to figure out what’s required and run some DMTs but wish I knew why it happened. I’m suspicious of 2025.2.5
Hmm if you are SaaS I guess you need them to manage the licensed / enabled module status, but from Company Config screen you should still have a read-only version where you can see what is enabled.
Although I just checked and in 2022.2 classic, Supplier Entry does not complain about TIN unless the 1099 Supplier checkbox is checked, so you may have a bug in play regardless.
Yeah They check Licensed and we are able to check and uncheck Enabled. But we’d didn’t do so AFAIK and it’s enabled on both our pilot and live. So only diff is 2025.2.5 upgrade the other day.
@jbooker I’m seeing the same thing, I’m thinking as a patch you (maybe us too) could put a pre-processing on the method that’s being called, VendorSvc.ValicateTINSubType, to just bail.
I think dot releases are supposed to be released every 2 weeks and the updated us to .5 on Tuesday this week. I don’t think they push every dot release to the cloud but with the CMP you can get it yourself once it’s available.
Support update:
I’ll be assisting you with this case. This error is already reported under PRB0307320/ERPS-300153 which is under Development’s review, as a workaround, please follow the next:
Thanks for the workaround, but we’d prefer a data fix or update ASAP. We don’t have time to build and run DMTs to fix problems introduced due to Epicor’s lack of QA testing.
I mean how does this even happen? They roll-out to EU-Asia weeks ago. Is that why they don’t catch USA-CSF issues cuz N/A to foreign user unpaid testers?