Once opened, modules remain visible in the menu bar at the top of your screen. By right-clicking on an open module you will get some options for arranging modules. This article provides an overview of these options.

With the new 'Production Locations' functionality, semi-finished products can be traced during the production process. A production employee always knows where the semi-finished products were placed after the previous operation.

The capacity overview is a separate module in MKG that displays how capacity is planned relative to the available capacity.

To convert data from your database into relevant management information, MKG5 offers dozens of interactive dashboards. This article covers the general operation of the standard dashboards. A specific explanation is also available for each dashboard.

Before starting to create a notification, it is necessary to create a notification type. There are many types of notifications that can be created, and the user is free to define them as desired. In this example, the creation of an 8D report is demonstrated.

Production orders can be easily created based on existing structures and data. In these situations, input remains limited or is even completely unnecessary. This guide shows how to manually enter a production order.

Within MKG, authorization can be granted per user or per user group. By definition, a user is a member of a user group. User groups are used to facilitate authorization, for example, per department where members have the same rights.

If authorization has not yet been configured in MKG and you choose either the simple or extensive authorization, the MKG components described in this article can be used to set up the authorization.

To link actions in MKG's logistical processes to financial bookings, MKG uses four process groups: Sales, Purchase, Inventory, and Production groups. In this article: Purchase Groups.

Within the software, the term 'activity' is used for both a task and an agenda item. Activities can be linked to various processes and master data (such as relationships or articles).