Add custom entries to the Made2Manage Enterprise Explorer window

Article • 4/2/2026 • 2 min read

Use the Made2Manage Explorer Setup (CSEXPLOR) window to add custom entries in the Made2Manage Enterprise Explorer window.

To add custom entries to the Made2Manage Enterprise Explorer window

  1. Open the Made2Manage Explorer Setup (CSEXPLOR) page.

    1. Select Executive Information System > Explorer > Made2Manage Explorer Setup.

    Or

    1. Search for CSEXPLOR in the Navigation box and then select Made2Manage Explorer Setup.

    The Made2Manage Explorer Setup (CSEXPLOR) page appears.

  2. In the Parent section, specify the parent details:

    1. On the Toolbar, click Browse

      The Browse For Made2Manage Explorer Setup window appears.

    2. Select a row and click Select.

      In the Description box, the name of the parent window is displayed.

      In the Object Name box, the business object or entity set name of the parent as defined in the UTSEC table is displayed. For example, SHIPPING is displayed for the SHIPPING window.

      In the Entity Name box, the table name is displayed. For example, shmast.

      In the Key Fields box, the fields are displayed. For example, fshipno.

      In the Filter box, filter expression is displayed.

  3. In the Child section, specify the child details:

    1. On the child toolbar, click New.

    2. In the Description box, enter the name of the child window. For example, type Customer Invoices and Credit Memo to view the invoices associated with the parent document, say a shipper.

    3. In the Object Name box, the business object or entity set name of the parent as defined in the UTSEC table. For example, type CustomerInvoicesCreditMemo.

    4. In the Entity Name box, enter the table name. For example, type armast.

    5. In the Key Fields box, enter the names of the fields you want to view in the Made2Manage Enterprise Explorer window. For example, type fcinvoice.

    [Tip] Seperate the field names with a comma to include more than one field.

    1. In the Filter field, type the filter expression that relates the child document with the parent document. For example, to find the invoice associated with a shipper that has multiple items, you must link the shipper number in the armast table with that of the shmast table. So, enter the expression fnumber=shmast.fshipno in the Filter field.

    2. Select the Is Child checkbox if the entity is a child of the parent object.

  4. On the Toolbar, click Save. The data is saved.