When you implement a module, you enter data that the system uses later to control the interactions with users and with the database. This data is stored in control tables.

Control tables enable you to adapt QAD EE to your environment. The data and settings in these tables determine how certain programs are displayed, the numbers assigned to transactions, the GL accounts for particular transactions, and so on. When you can manage a typical manufacturing function in more than one way, control settings enable you to establish a preference.