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MKG registers a unique number, a sequence number, for various processes. The financial sequence numbers, also known as document numbers, are defined in the journals where you manually create entries. This article explains how to adjust the document numbering.

MKG registers a unique number, a sequence number, for various processes. The logistics sequence numbers, also referred as order numbers, include not only the order sequence, but also the quote sequence and the calculation sequence. In this article, you will learn how to manually adjust the logistical sequence numbers.

For various processes, MKG uses number sequences that may or may not be dependent on the fiscal year. You can use MKG's standard numbering or apply your own process numbering. In this article, you will learn how to configure and automate the numbering of your processes.

If you want to work with requests for quotations, your system must be configured for it. You sequentially set the process numbering, the report definition, and the layout. This article explains how to set the process numbering of the purchase request for quotation in MKG.

If you want to work with requests for quotations, your system must be set up accordingly. You sequentially set up the process numbering, the report definition, and the layout. This article explains how to set up the report definition of the purchase request for quotation in MKG.

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.

The MKG Knowledge Center contains articles for all administration settings known to MKG. This review article serves as an index to all these articles.

This article describes the administration settings on the 'Process numbers' tab. MKG has number series for the various processes that may or may not be financial year dependent. You can use the MKG standard or apply your own process numbering.

To work with reminders, your system must be set up for it. Subsequently, you set the process numbering, the report definition, and the reminder status. In this article, you learn how to set the process numbering of the reminder run in MKG.

To work with reminders, your system must be configured accordingly. Sequentially, you set the process numbering, the report definition, and the reminder status. This article explains how to set the reminder status in MKG.

To work with reminders, your system must be set up accordingly. You sequentially configure the process numbering, the report definition, and the reminder status. This article explains how to set the report definition of the reminder run in MKG.

Sometimes you cannot avoid sending a reminder to a non-paying debtor. In MKG, you can easily select outstanding items using a search filter that you include in a reminder run. This article explains how to run a reminder run in MKG.

MKG registers a unique number, a sequence number, for various processes. The financial sequence numbers, also known as document numbers, are defined in the journals where you manually create entries. This article explains how to adjust the document numbering.

MKG registers a unique number, a sequence number, for various processes. The logistics sequence numbers, also referred as order numbers, include not only the order sequence, but also the quote sequence and the calculation sequence. In this article, you will learn how to manually adjust the logistical sequence numbers.

If you use MKG in the Basic financial setup, there are few or no restrictions on the daily operations with MKG. The only thing to keep in mind is that, in case of a serial number change, this change will be applied immediately the moment you save the control variables.