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Maxim Izmaylov
By Maxim Izmaylov
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System Settings

The "System Settings" section allows you to configure default system behavior and enable additional features to match your specific business processes. Default Status for New Purchases Determines the status assigned to new purchases. Purchase status directly affects when materials and products are added to inventory: - Planned — purchase is being planned, materials are not added to inventory - Ordered — purchase has been ordered from supplier, materials are not added to inventory - Received — purchase has been received, materials are added to inventory The status can always be changed later in the purchases section. Default Status for New Production Determines the status assigned to new production runs. Production status affects material consumption and product creation: - Planned — production is being planned, materials are not consumed, products are not created - In Progress — production has started, materials are consumed, products are not yet created - Done — production is finished, materials are consumed, products are created The status can always be changed later in the production section. Default Status for New Sales Determines the status assigned to new sales. Sale status affects when products are deducted from inventory: - New — sale is created, products are not deducted - Packed — sale is being processed, products are deducted from inventory - Shipped — sale has been shipped to customer - Cancelled — sale is cancelled, products are returned to inventory The status can always be changed later in the sales section. Default Fulfillment Method for New Sales Determines how new sales will be fulfilled by default: - From Inventory — products are deducted from current stock levels - Made to Order — production is automatically created for the sale This setting affects product deduction logic and production planning. Learn more about this in our dedicated article. Currency The currency used throughout all financial fields in the system. This only affects display formatting. Date Format Determines how dates are displayed in the interface. Show Purchase Payment Status When enabled: - Payment status is displayed on the purchases screen - Status can be changed manually - Helps track payments to suppliers - Improves financial flow control Show Received Date for Purchases When enabled: - Purchase details show both date placed and date received - Received date can be modified when editing purchases - Received date can also be updated when changing status to "Received" - Supplier profiles display average delivery times Show Sales Payment Status When enabled: - Payment status is displayed on the sales screen - Status can be changed manually - Helps track customer payments - Improves accounts receivable management Show Shipped Date for Sales When enabled: - Sale details show both date placed and date shipped - Shipped date can be modified when editing sales - Shipped date can also be updated when changing status to "Shipped" - Customer profiles display average processing times Show Decimals in Prices Determines whether to display decimal places in prices: - Enabled — prices show with decimals (1,234.56 $) - Disabled — prices show as whole numbers (1,235 $) Enable Purchasing Products When enabled: - Purchases can include finished products, not just materials - Useful when some products are bought ready-made rather than manufactured Enable Subassemblies When enabled: - Product components can include other products, not just materials - Useful for multi-stage manufacturing processes - Allows use of semi-finished goods and subassemblies - Simplifies tracking of complex production workflows Show SKU for Materials When enabled: - Material SKUs are displayed similar to products - Simplifies material identification - Useful when managing large inventories Show SKU in Transactions When enabled: - SKUs are displayed in all transactions: purchases, production, sales, write-offs, transfers, audits - SKUs are shown in reports - SKU can be used for search when creating transactions - Speeds up work with large product catalogs Show Product Batch Size When enabled: - Bill of materials can be specified for a batch size rather than per unit - The system automatically calculates per-unit composition for costing - Useful for products manufactured in specific batch quantities

Last updated on Jun 10, 2025

Categories Settings

Categories allow you to organize materials, products, and resources into a logical structure. You can create, edit, delete categories, and change their display order. Category Types The system has three main category types: - Materials - Products - Resources These category types don't overlap. You cannot assign a product to a material category and vice versa. How to Edit Categories 1. Go to the Settings section 2. Scroll down to the “Categories” block 3. Click the “Edit” button at the bottom of the screen Creating a New Category 1. In the corresponding section (Materials, Products, or Resources), click the “Add” button 2. Enter the name for the new category 3. Save the category Editing a Category 1. Click the pencil icon (✏️) next to the category name 2. Make the necessary changes 3. Save the changes Changing Category Color Click on the category name to change its color. This helps visually distinguish categories in the interface. Changing Category Order You can drag categories to reorder them. Category order affects how they appear in your materials and products lists. 1. Hover over the dots icon (⋮⋮) to the left of the category name 2. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the category to the desired position 3. Release the mouse button Deleting a Category 1. Click the cross icon (❌) next to the category name 2. Confirm deletion in the dialog that appears Important: Some categories cannot be deleted if they are used in storage location settings. In this case, the system will show the message: “This category cannot be deleted because it is used in storage location settings.” When deleting a category, the associated items (materials, products, resources) will not be deleted.

Last updated on Jun 10, 2025

Table Column Customization

The system provides flexible column display configuration for various tables. Users can choose which columns to show or hide, as well as customize their order. To open the column settings window, click the three dots in the upper right corner of the relevant screen and select “Customize columns”. The modal window will display all available columns for that table, organized in two columns. Showing and Hiding Columns Configuration is done using a drag-and-drop interface: - Visible columns are located in the left column and highlighted in green. These columns will be displayed in the table. - Hidden columns are in the right column and highlighted in gray. These columns are not displayed in the table. To change a column's visibility, drag it from one column to the other. To hide a column, move it from the left column to the right. To display a hidden column, drag it from the right column to the left. Changing Column Order The display order of columns in the table corresponds to their position in the left column of the settings. To change the order, drag a column up or down within the left column. Settings Types The system supports two levels of column settings: My Settings Personal user settings that apply only to the current account and do not affect table display for other organization users. Each user can modify their own settings at any time. Company Settings Default settings for the entire organization, applied to users who haven't specified their own settings. Administrators can establish common column settings that serve as defaults for new users or those who haven't configured personal display parameters. Saving Settings After making all necessary changes, click the “Save” button to apply the configuration. Changes take effect immediately, and the table will display according to the new parameters. To cancel changes without saving, use the “Close” button.

Last updated on Jun 10, 2025