The Sales Specification Types and Purchase Specification Types tables define the type of specification. You can also record the financial handling of the specification here. Additionally, it can be used as a template to quickly add Sales or Purchase Specifications.

You use the administration cross tab to create links between administrations. This way you can book hours in one administration that are then accounted for on a production order in the other administration.

For setting up the financial administration, the administration settings for certain financial bookings are important or even decisive. This article provides an explanation of cost price booking, manual invoicing, installment invoicing, post-calculation, working without items, outsourcing, and 'Never anonymously from stock'.

MKG has three ways of furnishing: Basic, Basic+ and Customer-specific. Which set-up you have for your financial administration is chosen during the implementation process. This article shows the differences between the three setups.

Example entry 'Revenue without Suspense Account' in the 'Sales (process)' journal after executing the 'Invoice' action. Transaction type 02 Sales invoice.

Example entry 'Revenue with suspense account' in the 'Sales (process)' journal after executing the 'Invoicing' and 'Cost Price Posting' actions. Transaction type 02 Sales invoice.

Example entry 'Installment Invoicing via Balance/Suspense Account' in the 'Sales (Installment Invoicing)' journal after executing the actions 'Installment Invoicing', 'Closing Installment without Known Cost Price', 'Cost Price Entry' and 'Closing Installment with Known Cost Price'. Transaction type 04 Sales Installment Invoice.

Example entry 'Installment invoicing without suspense account' in the 'Sales (Installment Invoicing)' journal after executing the actions 'Installment Invoicing' and 'Closing installment with or without known cost price'. Transaction type 04 Sales Installment Invoice.

To link actions in the logistics processes of MKG to financial bookings, you can use 4 process groups: for sales, purchasing, stock, and production. The settings of the purchasing group(s) can be found in the process table 'Purchasing Groups'.

Assets, such as machines, that have been depreciated can be taken out of service and potentially sold. This investment needs to be deactivated. In this article, you will learn how to deactivate an asset.

MKG has two standard dashboards that help you gain insight into the sales result: Invoice margins and Financial sales analysis. Which dashboard you can use depends on the financial structure of MKG.

Quickly gain insight into sales results? The standard dashboard 'Sales Analysis Financial' offers an analysis of the sales postings of the selected periods from the registered fiscal year based on financial transactions.

To link actions in MKG's logistical processes to financial bookings, MKG uses four process groups: Sales, Purchase, Inventory, and Production groups. In this article: Purchase Groups.