Stationery is necessary to neatly send outgoing documents, such as quotes, delivery notes, and invoices, with your own logo and similar elements. In this article, you will find the guidelines for stationery and steps to save your stationery directly in MKG (a step-by-step guide for new stationery and a step-by-step guide for existing stationery).

As a metal company, you rely on IT systems and software for business-critical processes, such as MKG. The availability of data and good security are essential. Short interruptions can already have significant consequences. A hardware failure, a cyber attack, or human errors are often the cause.

MKG includes multiple dashboards, which allow you to gain insights from the data in your database. When you know how the dashboards work and can be configured, you can use them optimally. In this video, you can see how the dashboards are structured.

MKG includes multiple dashboards that provide insight into the data from your database. When you understand how the dashboards work and how to configure them, you can use them optimally. This article shows you how to set up 'My Dashboards'.

MKG includes multiple dashboards that provide insights into the data from your database. When you understand how the dashboards work and how to configure them, you can use them optimally. This video shows how the Invoice Value Analysis dashboard functions.

In order to make optimal use of our software, it is necessary to meet our system requirements. This article contains system requirements for using the MKG Server on-premise or private cloud. These requirements apply to both existing and new installations in an on-premise or private cloud solution. Previous versions of this article are deprecated.

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.

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.