Often it is faster and easier to perform certain actions for multiple quote or order lines at once. For this purpose, MKG action lists are used. For each action, there is an action list with the lines for which this action can be performed. The action lists are categorized by theme, such as Sales, Purchasing, and Production.

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.

Do you want to work in multiple modules on one screen at the same time? Switching between the modules via the menu bar can be annoying. However, in MKG you have several options to optimally arrange your screen. In this article you can read how.

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.

In some MKG modules you will find the navigation tree. The navigation tree is a tool that allows you to overview a process and all underlying components at a glance. This article shows where to find the navigation tree and how to use it.

MKG contains dozens of default reports that you can consult and - if necessary - print. Within the processes, reports are presented as previews on your screen. This article explains how to use this preview and how to print reports.

In several modules in MKG, you will find the navigation tree. The navigation tree is a tool that allows you to oversee a process with all its underlying components, such as calculations, bills of materials, or production orders with all semi-finished products, at a glance.

Where on your screen do you want to see your opened modules? How large should the tabs of these opened modules be? And do you want only text, only an icon, or both? In this video, you will see how to adjust the location, style, and size of the module bar.

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.

During implementation, MKG is delivered with a default skin, the DevExpress style. However, you can customize MKG with your own style by selecting from over 50 available skins. This video shows you how to do that and what other options you have.

Which reports do you frequently consult? You can easily place them on the MKG Homepage, so you don't have to navigate to the module each time. This video demonstrates how to add a report and conveniently position it on your personal homepage.

Most modules have their own start screen, the module start page. From here, you can initiate several actions. Sometimes this can be somewhat cumbersome. Indeed, it can also be faster. MKG has a number of 'hidden' functionalities that can help you achieve the same results with fewer mouse clicks.

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.

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.

In MKG, you can easily manage documents and/or shortcuts via the Documents module. Additionally, various modules contain a 'Documents' tab. In this article, you will learn how document management works in MKG.