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.

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.

Everyone works in their own way. One module may be important to you, but another module may be much more relevant to your colleague. Therefore, you can use views in MKG to adjust the layout of your screen to what's most convenient for you.

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

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.

So-called extra fields are available in MKG in various modules. You can assign these fields at your own discretion, for example because the desired information cannot be recorded elsewhere in MKG. In this article you can read an example of how you can create a selection list for such an extra field.

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.

Indirect fields allow you to easily display data from linked tables in your lists. This option is available by right-clicking in the list. You can then 'drill down' to an underlying table on any bolded item.

You can substantiate the quote price with a calculation. Before you can calculate, you must first create a calculation. This can be done by calculating a sales quote line.