Usually, you want to move multiple lines through a process step. For example, creating one packing slip for multiple order lines. In this article, we explain how you can do this in two ways.

It is possible to deliver and/or invoice orders in parts. This can be done in two ways: not all lines of a sales order are delivered or invoiced at once, or not all quantities of a line are delivered or invoiced at once.

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.

What can you do if a closing invoice is not a zero invoice and the sales order lines can no longer be assigned?

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.

You can complement a created relationship with contacts. The functions of these individuals partly determine the role they play in your processes. This guide explains how to add contacts to a relationship in MKG.

Quickly get the relevant information from your list without too many clicks or clicks? Add the Details window. This allows you to see all other available data right next to your list - which sometimes only contains the header information per row. In this article you can read how to set this up.

The Calculations module is used for creating preliminary calculations. You can use the module by incorporating a sales quote into the calculation or by creating an 'independent' calculation. In addition to materials, you add operations to a calculation. An outsourcing is considered an operation in MKG.

Within a production order, multiple production order lines may occur. One of these lines is always the finished product. The remaining lines are then the broken-down components, or components of components (think of machine builders).

In this guide, we cover the screens within Production Order Management and the relevant components.

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.