Dashboard & Quick Setup
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Quickenerp Overview
- What is Quickenerp?
- Initial Setup Wizard – Step by Step
- Creating & Managing Users
- Customising Your Dashboard
- Importing Data from Excel/CSV
- Understanding the Interface
- Company Settings in Detail
- Installing & Managing Apps
- Best Practices for Quickenerp
- List View, Form View & Kanban Explained
- Search, Filters & Grouping
Quick Setup Wizard
User Management
Dashboard & Home Screen
Import & Export Data
Best Practices for Quickenerp
Quickenerp Best Practices
Following these practices will ensure your Quickenerp experience is efficient, secure, and maintainable.
Daily Operations
- Use the Chatter Effectively – Add internal notes with @mentions to notify colleagues (e.g. "@john can you review this order?"). The chatter maintains a complete audit trail – every change, note, and email is timestamped and attributed to the user who made it. Never use external email for discussions about a specific record; keep it in the chatter where it's permanently linked.
- Archive Instead of Delete – When a record is no longer active (a customer who left, a product discontinued, a project completed), archive it (Actions – Archive) rather than deleting. Archived records are hidden from default views but:
- They remain accessible via the "Archived" filter.
- Historical reports still include them.
- Relationships to other records are preserved.
- They can be unarchived if needed.
- Set Smart Defaults – Configure default values in Settings to reduce data entry. Examples: default sales team, default warehouse, default payment terms for new customers, default tax for products. Every field you pre-fill saves time on every transaction.
- Master Filters & Saved Searches – If you run the same search daily (e.g. "Overdue invoices from VIP customers"), save it as a favourite search. One click replaces five clicks every time.
Automation
- Automated Actions – These server-side rules trigger when a record meets certain conditions. Examples:
- Send an email notification when a new order exceeds $10,000.
- Update the salesperson on a lead when the lead's country changes.
- Create a follow-up activity when an opportunity stays in "Proposal" stage for 7 days.
- Scheduled Actions – Automated cron jobs that run on a schedule. Examples:
- Send automated inventory reorder emails every Monday at 8 AM.
- Archive invoices older than 5 years every month.
- Generate a daily sales summary email to the management team.
Data Management
- Regular Backups – Quickenerp (as a SaaS) is backed up automatically by the platform. For your own reference:
- Export critical data monthly (Contacts, Products, Chart of Accounts).
- Use the Export feature to download Excel copies of your master data.
- Audit Trails – Enable field tracking for critical fields (Settings – General Settings – Technical – Field Tracking). Tracked fields show a history of changes in the chatter – who changed what and when. Enable for:
- Sales order prices and quantities.
- Invoice amounts.
- Product costs and sales prices.
- User access groups.
- Name Convention – Establish a consistent naming convention across your database. Examples:
- Customers: "Company Name (Country)" or as per your CRM standard.
- Products: "Category – Product Name – Attribute" (e.g. "Hardware – Steel Bolt – M10").
- Projects: "Client – Project Name" (e.g. "Acme Corp – Website Redesign").
Performance Tips
- Use filters aggressively – don't scroll through 10,000 records when a filter narrows it to 20.
- Close unused tabs – each open tab consumes browser memory.
- Use the mobile apps (iOS/Android) for on-the-go approvals and notifications.
- Report performance issues to support – slow page loads may indicate a need for optimisation.
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