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Montana eMACS 24.1 Release Vendor Registration User Interface Enhancements

Reported Agency
Montana Department of Administration

Summary

This document outlines enhancements to the eMACS system affecting new vendor registrations and those starting a new registration. It suggests vendors read and understand the information to prevent access issues. Contact Jaggaer for support.

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