If you frequently work with activities or deadlines, it is useful to quickly get an overview of your active activities. Therefore, it is possible to display a list of your activities on your screen. This can be convenient on the start page, but the list also remains active when working in different modules. In this guide, you will learn how to configure this functionality.

If there are many activities under your name, it is important to keep your schedule organized. With the 'Calendar Settings' functionality in the activities calendar, you can customize the presentation of all your agenda items in MKG to your liking. This guide explains what each part of the calendar settings entails.

When you have a busy schedule, you don't want to lose track. It can be helpful to display all your activities in a calendar, allowing you to see at a glance what is planned for each day. In this article, you will learn how to adjust the view in the Activities module to a calendar overview and how to directly move or delete activities in this view.

In the Activities module, you have many different options. You can create new activities, but you can also edit, copy, delete, and more with existing activities. In this guide, you will learn more about the different buttons that this module offers.

Activities are useful tools in the MKG software that allow you to record agenda items and tasks. However, it is not standard for all users to be able to use activities. This guide explains how to determine who has access to activities and how to create activity types that serve as the basis for your activities.

The term 'activity' is used in MKG for tasks and agenda items that are linked to users. These activities can be linked to various processes and master data, such as contacts and articles. You can work with activities via the 'Activities' module or the 'Activities' tab that is located in different modules.

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.

You can set up the internal and external complaints registration in the Notifications module. By creating a report based on the correct report type, questions arise that need to be answered and - if desired - tasks that need to be followed up. In this article we discuss the standard notification type 'External 8D report (8000)'.

Customer Relationship Management goes beyond managing your relation data. With MKG you can easily get more out of your data. For example, create tasks for yourself or for colleagues. And CRM is not only available at your workplace, via the MKG App you have access to your relation data anytime, anywhere. Would you like to see what options MKG offers for your CRM? Watch the MKG Webinar 'Discover the Versatility of CRM within MKG' here.

Do you have an upcoming appointment with an MKG consultant? Or a course? Or do you need to perform an action as part of the implementation plan? In My MKG, all your appointments are recorded on the Activities tab. This article explains how this tab works.

Above the calendar in My MKG, you create a new activity. The detailed information about the activity becomes visible on the right side of your screen. You then choose one of the following types: consultancy, action point, course, or implementation step. In this article, we will delve deeper into the activity itself.

Within the software, the term 'activity' is used for both a task and an agenda item. Activities can be linked to various processes and master data (such as relationships or articles).

This table manages the types of activities. These consist of a unique number and a description. When creating an activity, it is mandatory to select an activity type.

In this process table, two options affect the Activities Management module: 'Can manage all activities' and 'Active within activities'.

From this version onwards, you can use notification management in MKG5. A notification is the consolidation of all possible information and actions surrounding a single signal. Notifications can be set up to register incidents around a process.