Smart input, control, and management of your processes have become within reach. By combining the new functionalities Field Validation and User Process Notifications, it is now possible to signal and block user actions within MKG. In this webinar, we will illustrate this with a number of compelling examples.

MKG uses an authorization model in which you set per user whether or not they have access to the data of an administration/fiscal year. You can set this access after creating a new fiscal year. In this article you can read how to authorize users for a fiscal year.

How do you ensure that a user can register their own hours, but without being able to see the hours of other employees?

The Liquidity module provides insight into the financial position of the organization. In this module, based on bank balances available in MKG, outstanding items, ongoing orders, and other expected income and expenses, a graphical liquidity forecast can be created.

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.

Depending on the situation and requirements, an authorization model can range from relatively simple to complex. Necessary knowledge of the MKG software and database structure is therefore required. This guide distinguishes between a simple and an extensive authorization.

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.

MKG uses an authorization model where you can set per user whether they have access to the data of an administration/fiscal year. After creating a new fiscal year, you can set this access. This article explains how to authorize users for a fiscal year.