In MKG, it is possible to perform search queries using AI. With this functionality, you can type in your own words what you would like to see. AI then converts your prompt into a concrete search query. This article explains the possibilities of this AI functionality.

This article contains the commonly used API calls for Relationships.

Filters, also known as queries, are used to search for specific data on the screen. You can set up these filters yourself, save them, and possibly share them with colleagues. This guide explains how to create and edit filters.

In the Sales Dashboard module, under the 'Invoices' tab, you will find the standard view Invoice Value (8201). In this standard view, the sum of all created invoices is displayed per debtor. Additionally, a breakdown is made based on the fields Invoice Date.

In the Sales Dashboard module, you will find the standard view Order Value (8201) under the 'Orders' tab. This standard view displays the sum of all created orders per debtor. Additionally, a breakdown is provided based on the fields Order Date.

Within MKG, it is possible to customize and save views per user.

In the Sales Dashboard module, under the 'Quotes' tab, you will find the standard view Quote Value (8201). This standard view displays the sum of all created quotes per relationship. Additionally, a breakdown is made based on the fields Date Offered.

Get the correct data on your screen quickly. Being able to search easily and get relevant search results helps you work more efficiently. In MKG you can search in different ways. This article explains the search bar, module homepage search, and Advanced Search in more detail.

The MKG5 ERP software is specifically developed for manufacturing companies with extensive administration. All logistical and financial processes are integrated into one system, allowing you to access the correct data rapidly.

Suppose you want to immediately view the information about the inventory of an item when creating a sales order without having to click through. In this article you can read how you can use search field options to view this information in the sales order line itself.

If you want to prevent MKG from retrieving too much data, which causes long loading times and reduced performance, there are several options to resolve this. This document explains how you can influence the performance of MKG.

Which modules do you use frequently? You can easily place them on the MKG Start Page and organize your own start screen this way. This video shows you how to add modules, adjust the size of the tiles, and arrange the blocks on the MKG Start Page according to your preference.

The search screen in MKG contains a limited number of predefined modules that can be searched. However, you can fully determine what you want to search for and what not. In this video, you will see how to easily configure this.

Some lists contain a lot of data, while others are more compact. In these smaller lists, you can search and filter very quickly. In this video, you will see how to search within a small list by setting up a search panel. Then, you will learn how to filter your list per column using the auto-filter row.

After completing the technical and functional setup, each Shop Floor terminal can be assigned its own layout. Create a unique one for each terminal. Based on this third and final part in a series of articles on how to set up the Shop Floor, you can now take the final steps towards a working Shop Floor.

All modules and most tables in MKG have their own start page. After opening the module or table, you arrive here. What can you do on the module start page? In this manual, you will become familiar with the search, actions, and favorites you encounter on this start page.

Sometimes you cannot avoid sending a reminder to a non-paying debtor. In MKG, you can easily select outstanding items using a search filter that you include in a reminder run. This article explains how to run a reminder run in MKG.

A query is a structured question or command that you give to the database to retrieve, filter, or analyze specific information, such as customer information, inventory status, or financial transactions. A query is often based on SQL and is used in generating reports, data analyses, and dashboards.