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Entering a Contact - Pricing Card
This page describes the fields on the 'Pricing' card of the Contact record. Please follow the links below for descriptions of the other cards:
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- Sales Currency
- Paste Special
Currency register, System module
- Used as default in Quotations, Sales Orders, Sales Invoices
- Purch. Currency
- Paste Special
Currency register, System module
- Used as default in Purchase Orders, Purchase Invoices, Goods Receipts
- Use these two fields to specify the Currencies that are to be used when selling to and buying from a Contact.
- When you enter a sales transaction, the Customer's Sales Currency will be brought in to that transaction automatically. If the Customer's Sales Currency is not your home Currency, prices of Items will be converted to the Sales Currency automatically using the latest Exchange Rates as you add them to the transaction.
- When you enter a Purchase Order manually, the Supplier's Purch. Currency will be brought in automatically. If the Supplier's Purch. Currency is not your home Currency, prices of Items will be converted to the Purch. Currency automatically using the agreed Exchange Rate. When you create Purchase Orders using the automated 'Create Purchase Orders' function, the Purch. Currency specified here and the latest Exchange Rate will be used. The Supplier's Purch. Currency will also be brought in automatically to Purchase Invoices.
- If you specify a Sales Currency for a Contact, you will not be able to use any other Currency in sales transactions with that Contact. Similarly, if you specify a Purch. Currency, you will not be able to use any other Currency in purchase transactions. If you need to be able to use more than one Currency with a particular Contact, leave these fields blank. The Default Base Currency that you have specified in the Base Currency setting in the System module will then be used in their transactions, but you will be able to change to any other Currency if necessary.
- Once you have specified a Sales Currency and have used the Contact in a sales transaction of any kind, you should not change the Sales Currency. Similarly, you should not change the Purch. Currency once you have used the Contact in a purchasing transaction.
- Price List
- Paste Special
Price List register, Pricing module
- Default taken from Countries setting, System module
- Used as default in Quotations, Sales Orders, Sales Invoices
- If a Contact is a Customer and you wish to assign a particular Price List to them, you can do so here. This Price List will determine the default prices in all sales transactions made out to the Customer.
- You can also assign Price Lists to Customer Categories. This makes it easy to allocate or change the Price List of a group of Customers in a single step. Any Price List specified for a Customer will override the one in the Customer Category (if any) to which the Customer belongs.
- If you use Loyalty Cards, you can assign a Price List to each Loyalty Card Membership Level. This will allow you to charge different prices depending on the level of the Loyalty Card that a Customer holds.
- Please refer to the Price List page for full details about Price Lists. If you need to use dated Price Lists, please refer also to the section below describing the Price Based On options.
- Discount Matrix
- Paste Special
Discount Matrix register, Pricing module
- Default taken from Countries setting, System module
- Used as default in Quotations, Sales Orders, Sales Invoices
- If a Contact is a Customer and you wish to assign a particular Discount Matrix to them, you can do so here. Discount Matrices allow you to set up quantity discount structures (i.e. to offer discounts based on the quantity, weight, volume or value sold). When you enter a sales transaction made out to the Customer, the Discount Matrix entered here will determine the default percentage discount for each Item, depending on the quantity, weight, volume or value in the sales transaction.
- You can also assign Discount Matrices to Customer Categories. This makes it easy to allocate or change the Discount Matrix of a group of Customers in a single step. Any Discount Matrix specified for a Customer will override the one in the Customer Category (if any) to which the Customer belongs.
- If you use Loyalty Cards, you can assign a Discount Matrix to each Loyalty Card Membership Level. This will allow you to offer different discounts depending on the level of the Loyalty Card that a Customer holds.
- Please refer to the Quantity Discounts page for full details about Discount Matrices. If you need to use dated Discount Matrices, please refer also to the section below describing the Price Based On options.
- Supp. Disc. Matrix
- Paste Special
Discount Matrix register, Pricing module
- Used as default in Purchase Quotation Requests, Purchase Orders
- If a Contact is a Supplier and they have assigned a Discount Matrix to your company, you can specify that Discount Matrix here. Discount Matrices allow you to set up quantity discount structures (i.e. to take advantage of discounts based on the quantity, weight, volume or value purchased). When you enter a Purchase Quotation Request or a Purchase Order in the name of the Supplier, the Discount Matrix entered here will determine the default percentage discount for each Item, depending on the quantity, weight, volume or value in the transaction.
- Salesman
- Paste Special
Person register, System module and Global User register, Technics module
- Used as default in Quotations, Sales Orders, Sales Invoices, Purchase Invoices
- Enter the Signature of the salesman responsible for the Contact's account. When you enter any transaction (e.g. a Sales or Purchase Order or a Sales or Purchase Invoice) in the name of the Contact, this Signature will be brought in to the Salesman field in that transaction as a default .
- This field is also used by the Limited Access module: please refer to the description of the Sales Group field (below) for details.
- If you would like the current user's Signature to be placed in this field in each new Contact record, select the Set Current User as Default Salesman option in the Contact Settings setting. If the current user belongs to a Sales Group, that Sales Group will be brought in to the field below as well.
- Sales Group
- Paste Special
Sales Groups setting, System module
- Default taken from Salesman
- When you specify a Salesman in the field above, the Sales Group will be brought in to this field from their Person record. If you have the Limited Access module, you can use this field to prevent a user from seeing all Contacts in the 'Contacts: Browse' and Contact 'Paste Special' windows by restricting their view to their own Contacts or to those of their Sales Group.
- Please refer to the page describing the Person register for full details about the Limited Access module.
- Default Items
- Paste Special
Default Items setting, Sales Ledger
- The Default Items setting allows you to define sets of Items that will always be added to Sales Invoices issued to certain Customers. If a Contact is a Customer, specify here if necessary the Default Item record that contains the set of Items that are always to be added to their Invoices. When you enter an Invoice, the default Items will be added when you enter the Customer Number. They will also be added to Sales Invoices created from Orders (although they will not appear in the Orders themselves or in Deliveries) and to those created in batches using the 'Group Invoicing' Maintenance function in the Sales Orders module. They will not appear in Interest Invoices.
- Price Based On
- If you are using dated Price Lists and/or Discount Matrices, the date that determines which Price List and Discount Matrix will be used in a Sales Order can be the Order Date, the Planned Delivery Date or the Despatch Date. Specify here which option is to be used for the Contact, if it is a Customer.
- If you choose the Planned Delivery Date option, the standard Price List and Discount Matrix will be used if the Planned Delivery Date in the Sales Order is blank or in the wrong format. The Planned Delivery Date field must use the Date format, which you should set using the Planned Delivery setting in the Sales Orders module.
- If you choose the Despatch Date option, the standard Price List and Discount Matrix will be used if the Despatch Date in the Sales Order is blank. The standard Price List and Discount Matrix are those specified for the Customer in the fields above, or those in the Customer Category.
- When you enter Invoices directly to the Invoice register, Price List and Discount Matrix selection will always depend on the Invoice Date. Similarly, when you enter Quotations, Price List and Discount Matrix selection will always depend on the Quotation Date, and in Purchase Orders, Discount Matrix selection will depend on the Order Date.
- Dated Price Lists are described here, with an example here. Dated Discount Matrices are described here, with an example here.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Entering a Contact - Company Card
This page describes the fields on the 'Company' card of the Contact record. Please follow the links below for descriptions of the other cards:
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- Comment
- Any comment that you enter here will be printed in the Contact List, Customer Status and Supplier List reports. If a Contact is a Supplier, this comment will also be copied to the Comment field in all their Purchase Invoices ('Comment' card).
- Warning on Sales
- If a Contact is a Customer, text entered here will be shown as a warning message whenever you enter a sales transaction (e.g. a Quotation, Sales Order or Sales Invoice) in their name. It will also be included in the Contact List and Customer Status reports.
- Warning on Purchase
- If a Contact is a Supplier, text entered here will be shown as a warning message whenever you enter a purchase transaction (e.g. a Purchase Order or Purchase Invoice) in their name. It will also be included in the Supplier List report.
- VAT Reg No
- It is important that you record the Contact's VAT Number here if they are in the "Within EU" Zone as this information is required for EU VAT reporting purposes.
- If you enter a VAT Number that you have already used in another Contact record, a warning will appear when you save the record (the record will still be saved). The warning will contain the Contact Number of the other company. If you do not need this warning, select the No Warning For Duplicate VAT Reg. No. option on the 'VAT & Tax' card of the Account Usage S/L setting.
- If you need VAT Numbers to be validated when you save Contact records (i.e. to be checked that they are in the correct format for the Country specified on the 'Contact' card), define the correct formats in the VAT Number Masks setting in the System module. If the Country on the 'Contact' card is blank, the check will be made using the Country from the Company Info setting (i.e. your own country). If that is blank, no validation check will be made.
- If you need a VAT Number to be specified for every Contact that is a Customer or a Supplier, select the Require VAT Reg. No. option in the Contact Settings setting.
- Reg. No. 1
- If the Contact is a limited company, enter their Company Registration Number here.
- When you save the record, there will be a check that you have not already used the Company Registration Number in another Contact record. If you have, you will be warned, but you will still be able to save the record. The warning will contain the Contact Number of the other company. If you do not want this check to take place, select the No Warning For Duplicate VAT Reg. No. option on the 'VAT & Tax' card of the Account Usage S/L setting.
- The Customer Status report contains a [Credit History] text link that will open a separate report showing the Customer's credit history. This is a chargeable Cloud Service: to use it you must have entered a Reg No 1 in this field for the Customer whose credit history you are interested in, and you must have registered your database in Estonia using the Automatic Internet Enabler method, as described on the Enabler Key page.
- Reg. No. 2
- Paste Special
Registration Defaults setting, Sales Ledger
- This field is used in Finland, where companies have two registration numbers.
- In Argentina, you should use this field for two purposes:
- You can use 'Paste Special' from this field to connect each Customer or Supplier to a row in the Registration Defaults setting. This connection will provide Official Tax Codes to the reports that will be sent to the tax authority. Please refer to the description of the Registration Defaults setting for more details.
- You should create records for each client machine in the Receipt Printer Texts per Machine in the Point of Sales module. In the matrix on the 'Defaults' card, enter a separate row for each row in the Registration Defaults setting, specifying the Customer VAT Responsibility for each one. When you enter an Order, Invoice or POS Invoice, the Reg. No. 2 in the Contact record for the Customer will be connected to the relevant row in the Receipt Printer Texts per Machine record for the till you are using. If the VAT Responsibility is Exempt, Not Responsible, End Consumer or Responsible Professional, then prices in the Order, Invoice or POS Invoice will include VAT. In addition, if you are using fiscal printers, the correct code representing the Customer VAT Responsibility can be printed on the Invoice by the fiscal printer. Please refer to step 10 here for more information.
- Elsewhere, you can use the 'Paste Special' link to the Registration Defaults setting to bring in default Sales and Purchase VAT Codes and Language.
- VAT No. Check Date
- Paste Special Choose date
- If a Contact is a Customer of Supplier, use this field to record the date when you last checked the validity of their VAT registration number. This is for information only.
- GLN
- If a Contact is a Customer, enter the GLN (Global Location Number) of their Invoice address here. It will be copied to Sales Orders entered in the name of the Customer, and from there to Invoices.
- Sales VAT Code
- Paste Special
VAT Codes setting, Nominal Ledger
- Purch. VAT Code
- Paste Special
VAT Codes setting, Nominal Ledger
- If a Contact is a Customer, the Sales VAT Code will determine the rate at which VAT will be charged in sales to the Contact and the Output VAT Account to be credited.
- When you create sales transactions (e.g. Quotations, Sales Orders or Sales Invoices) for the Customer, this Sales VAT Code will take precedence over the VAT Codes specified in the Customer's Price List, in the Item and the Item Group and on the 'Sales' card of the Account Usage S/L setting in the Sales Ledger. Usually, you should only specify a Sales VAT Code here for an individual Customer if for some reason your usual VAT accounting method does not apply to them. Please refer here for more details about how a VAT Code will be chosen in sales transactions.
- If a Contact is a Supplier, the Purch. VAT Code will determine the rate at which VAT will be charged to you by the Contact and the Input VAT Account to be debited.
- When you enter Purchase Invoices for the Supplier directly to the Purchase Invoice register, this Purch. VAT Code will take precedence over the VAT Codes specified in the Account record and in the Account Usage P/L setting in the Purchase Ledger.
- Similarly, when you create Purchase Invoices for the Supplier from Goods Receipts, this Purch. VAT Code will take precedence over the VAT Codes specified in the Item and the Item Group and in the setting in the Purchase Ledger, but will be overridden by the VAT Code specified for the Item(s).
- Sales Tax Temp.
- Paste Special
Tax Templates setting, Nominal Ledger
- Purch. Tax Temp.
- Paste Special
Tax Templates setting, Nominal Ledger
- In some countries, Tax Templates are used instead of VAT Codes. VAT Codes should be used where each sales and purchase transaction is taxed at a single rate, while Tax Templates should be used where different taxes and/or several tax rates are applied to one transaction.
- If you need to use Tax Templates, you should select the Use Tax Templates for Tax Calculation option in the Transaction Settings setting in the Nominal Ledger. Wherever a VAT Code field would appear, this option will cause a Tax Template field to appear instead. You should also enter your Tax Templates in the Tax Templates setting that is again in the Nominal Ledger. Please then refer here for details about how the Tax Template in each sales transaction row (e.g. in each Quotation, Order or Invoice row) will be chosen, and here for some examples.
- Update Address
- This is a duplicate of the [Update Address] button on the 'Contact' card: please refer to the description of that card here for details.
- Language
- Paste Special
Languages setting, System module
- Enter the Language spoken by the Contact here. Whenever you use the Contact in another record (e.g. in a Quotation, Sales or Purchase Order or Invoice), the Language will be copied to that record, with the following consequences:
- You can also use the Language to determine the Form Template that will be used when you print the record. In other words, you can design different versions of documents such as Invoices, Purchase Orders and Delivery Notes, to be printed in different Languages depending on the Language of the Contact. Please refer here for details about Form Templates, and here for details about using the Language to specify which Form Template will be used when printing a record.
- In some registers and settings (for example, the Item and Item Group registers, and the Delivery Modes, Delivery Terms, ,Payment Terms and Units settings, each record contains a matrix where you can enter translations of the name (e.g. of the Item Description or the Payment Term Text). When printing a record, the appropriate translation for the Language of the record will be printed. You can also enter separate records in the Values in Text setting for each Language. This will ensure that when you need amounts to be printed in words rather than figures (for example, when printing cheques), they will be printed in the correct Language.
- Business Nature
- Paste Special
Nature of Business setting, System module
- Use this field to note the nature of the Contact’s business. This is for information only.
- Type
- Use these options to specify whether the Contact is a company or an individual person. This information will be used in the official reports that will be sent to the tax authorities in various countries, and will also affect the check that the VAT Number is correct in Argentina and Paraguay.
- VAT Zone
- Default taken from
Countries setting, System module
- Used as default in Quotations, Sales and Purchase Orders, Sales and Purchase Invoices
- If a Contact is a Customer or Supplier, use these options to select a VAT Zone. The VAT Zone will be used in sales and purchase transactions to control VAT calculation and accounting. You can assign separate default sales VAT Codes and Sales Accounts to each Zone on the 'Sales' card of the Account Usage S/L setting in the Sales Ledger, and you can assign separate default purchase VAT Codes to each Zone on the 'VAT' card of the Account Usage P/L setting in the Purchase Ledger.
- On the sales side, it is important that you record the VAT Numbers (see above) of Customers in the "Within EU" Zone.
- When you raise Sales Invoices for Customers in the "Within EU" and "Outside EU" Zones, VAT will not be charged, irrespective of the VAT Code specified for those Zones in the Account Usage S/L setting. If you want VAT to be calculated and credited to the Output Account from the VAT Code in the normal way, place these Customers in the "Inside EU (Post VAT)" and "Outside EU (Post VAT)" Zones.
- Similarly, on the Purchase side, VAT will not be calculated on Purchase Invoices received from Suppliers in the "Outside EU" Zone. If the Supplier is in the "Inside EU" Zone, VAT from Purchase Invoices will be posted on a "reverse charge" bases and so will be debited to the Input Account from the VAT Code and credited to the Output Account from the VAT Code. For this reason, it is recommended that you use a dedicated VAT Code for VAT on EU Acquisitions, with Input and Output Accounts that are not used in any other VAT Code. The Invoice TOTAL will exclude VAT. If you want VAT to be calculated in the normal way, with no posting to the Output Account and with the TOTAL including VAT, place your Suppliers in the "Inside EU (Post VAT)" and "Outside EU (Post VAT)" Zones. Please refer here for more details about posting VAT from Purchase Invoices.
- You can change the names of two of these options if they are not suitable. Using the VAT Zone Label setting in the Sales Ledger, you can replace the string "EU" with your own string (for example "SACU" in South Africa).
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Entering a Contact - Accounts Card
This page describes the fields on the 'Accounts' card of the Contact record. Please follow the links below for descriptions of the other cards:
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- Creditor A/C
- Paste Special
Account register, Nominal Ledger/System module
- If a Contact is a Supplier and you want their Purchase Invoices to be posted to a particular Creditor Account, specify that Account here.
- If you leave this field empty, the Creditor Account will be taken from the Supplier Category to which the Contact belongs, from the Customer Category if the Supplier Category field is empty or from the Creditor Account on the 'Creditors' card of the Account Usage P/L setting.
- IBAN Code
- If a Contact has an IBAN (International Bank Account Number), enter it here (including two-character country prefix). When you save the Contact record, a validation check will be carried out to ensure the prefix is valid and the number of digits is correct for the prefix.
- IBAN is a standard account number format, permitting cross border payments in Europe. This information will be used when necessary by the electronic payment and payment export functions in Standard ERP.
- If the Contact is a Supplier, the IBAN Code will be transferred to any MAILLINK(HW0202PURCHINV_Entering_Identifiers_Card,Purchase Invoices) and Payments (flip H) entered in their name, being given priority over the Bank Account and Bank Account 2 below.
- In Finland, each Purchase Invoice carries a barcode, containing information such as the IBAN Code of the Supplier's bank account or the Supplier's bank account number, the total Invoice amount, a unique reference number and the Due Date. When entering a Purchase Invoice with a barcode to the Purchase Invoice register, you can enter or scan this barcode into the Barcode field on the 'Accounts' card. The Supplier (and all connected details such as Name, Address, Bank Account details and Payment Term), TOTAL, Reference and Due Date will be brought into the Purchase Invoice automatically. The Supplier will be found by searching the Contact register for the record with the IBAN Code or the bank account number contained in the barcode. If no Supplier with the relevant IBAN Code or bank account number is found, the other details (TOTAL, Reference and Due Date) will not be brought in from the barcode. So, if you will be using this feature, it is recommended that you keep the IBAN Codes and bank account numbers in the Contact records for your Suppliers up to date.
- It will usually be the case that the IBAN Code entered here and the SWIFT code in the Bank record quoted in the Account Operator field below should both refer to the same bank.
- Cost A/C
- Paste Special
Account register, Nominal Ledger/System module
- If a Contact is a Supplier, you can determine that a particular Cost Account (i.e. Purchase Account) will be offered as a default in the first Purchase Invoice row when you enter a new Purchase Invoice. This can be particularly useful in the cases of specialist Suppliers and of Suppliers of services such as electricity or telephone services, whose Purchase Invoices are usually debited to the same Account. If you want to set a default Cost Account for a Supplier, specify that Account here.
- You must specify a Cost Account for a Supplier here if you intend to create Purchase Invoices in that Supplier's name from Purchase Orders and you are using the Consolidate Items to Supplier Cost Account or Consolidate by Items and Project options in the Purchase Invoice Settings setting. If you are using the Consolidate Items to Supplier Cost Account option, the cost of each Item on each Purchase Order will be debited to the Cost Account specified here.
- Account Operator
- Paste Special
Banks setting, Purchase Ledger
- Enter the name of each Contact's bank or building society here. If a Contact is a Supplier, their bank information will be transferred to any Purchase Invoices ('Accounts' card) and Payments (flip H) entered in their name, facilitating payment by the transfer of funds between banks. In particular, a Supplier's Account Operator will be copied to the Bank Code field in each Purchase Invoice.
- Cred. On Acc. A/C
- Paste Special
Account register, Nominal Ledger/System module
- If a Contact is a Supplier and you need to be able to issue Prepayments or On Account Payments to them without reference to a specific Invoice, you may want to use a special Account for such Payments. Specify that Account here, and tick the On Account check box on the 'Terms' card.
- When you issue a Prepayment or On Account Payment, it will be debited to this Account. Subsequently, when you receive the Invoice and connect it to that Payment, the same Account will be credited in place of the default Creditor Account. Please refer to the On Account Payments and Prepayments page for full details about this process.
- The Account that you specify here will override any such Accounts that you have specified for the Supplier Category to which the Supplier belongs or in the Account Usage P/L setting ( card).
- On the sales side, it is not possible to specify a Debtor On Account A/C at Customer level. The Debtor On Account A/C will always be taken from the Customer Category or from the Account Usage S/L setting.
- Bank Account
- Enter each Contact's main bank account number here. If a Contact is a Supplier and providing they do not also have an IBAN Code (above), this bank account number will be transferred to any Purchase Invoices and Payments (flip H) entered in the Supplier's name, facilitating payment by the transfer of funds between banks.
- If the Payment File Format you have specified in the Bank Transfer setting in the Purchase Ledger is UK - BACS and the Contact is a Supplier, then their Bank Account must consist of eight digits. When the Payment File Format is UK - BACS, the 'Banking File' export function will take bank account and sort code information from the Contact records for each Supplier, not from Payment rows.
- In Finland, each Purchase Invoice carries a barcode, containing information such as the IBAN Code of the Supplier's bank account or the Supplier's bank account number, the total Invoice amount, a unique reference number and the Due Date. When entering a Purchase Invoice with a barcode to the Purchase Invoice register, you can enter or scan this barcode into the Barcode field on the 'Accounts' card. The Supplier (and all connected details such as Name, Address, Bank Account details and Payment Term), TOTAL, Reference and Due Date will be brought into the Purchase Invoice automatically. The Supplier will be found by searching the Contact register for the record with the IBAN Code or the bank account number contained in the barcode. If no Supplier with the relevant IBAN Code or bank account number is found, the other details (TOTAL, Reference and Due Date) will not be brought in from the barcode. So, if you will be using this feature, it is recommended that you keep the IBAN Codes and bank account numbers in the Contact records for your Suppliers up to date. You should also ensure bank account numbers use the correct format (six digits followed by a dash followed by eight digits).
- Leave this field empty and use the Bank Account 2 field below instead in the following circumstances:
- The Payment File Format you have specified in the Bank Transfer setting is Sweden - Handelsbanken, the Contact is a Supplier and they have a Handelsbanken account.
- The Payment File Format is Sweden - PlusGirot, the Contact is a Supplier and they have a PlusGiro account.
- The Payment File Format is Sweden - SE-Banken, the Contact is a Supplier and they have a Handelsbanken account.
- The Payment File Format is Sweden - Swedbank and the, the Contact is a Supplier and they have a Swedbank account.
- Sales Tags/Objects
- Paste Special
Tag/Object register, Nominal Ledger/System module
- Default taken from Countries setting, System module
- Used as default in Quotations, Sales Orders, Sales Invoices
- Purch. Tags/Objects
- Paste Special
Tag/Object register, Nominal Ledger/System module
- You can assign up to 20 Tags/Objects in each of these fields, separated by commas. You might define separate Tags/Objects to represent different departments, cost centres or product types. This provides a flexible method of analysis that can be used in Nominal Ledger reports.
- If a Contact is a Customer, the Sales Tags/Objects will be used as defaults in their Sales Orders, Sales Invoices and other sales transactions. In the Nominal Ledger Transactions that are generated from Sales Invoices, these Tags/Objects will be will be assigned to the credit posting(s) to the Sales Account(s), to the Cost of Sales postings, to the debit posting to the Debtor Account (if you are using the
Tags/Objects on Debtors Account option in the Account Usage S/L setting) and to the credit posting(s) to the Output VAT Account(s) (if you are using the Tags/Objects on VAT Account option in the same setting ('VAT / Tax' card)).
- If a Contact is a Supplier, the Purch. Tags/Objects will be copied to the Tags/Objects field on the 'Terms' card of each Purchase Invoice, providing you are using the Tags/Objects on Creditor Account option in the Account Usage P/L setting. In the Nominal Ledger Transaction generated from a Purchase Invoice, these Tags/Objects will be assigned to the debit posting to the Purchase Account(s) and, if you are using the Tags/Objects on Creditor Account option, to the credit posting to the Creditor Account.
- When a Nominal Ledger Transaction is generated from a Goods Receipt, the Purch. Tags/Objects will be assigned to the credit posting to the Purchase Accruals Account. If you are using the Supplier Tag/Object on Stock A/C option on the 'Creditors' card of the Account Usage P/L setting, they will be assigned to the debit posting to the Stock Account as well.
- If you would like Sales and/or Purchase Tag/Objects to be created automatically from and assigned to Customers and Suppliers when you save them for the first time, select the Automatically Create Sales Tags/Objects on Contacts and/or Automatically Create Purchase Tags/Objects on Contacts options in the Contact Settings setting. You can also use the 'Tags/Objects' function on the Create menu in a Contact that you have already saved. If you need the new Tags/Objects to be assigned to Tag/Object Types, specify those Tag/Object Types in the Contact Settings setting. Tags/Objects will only be created from Customers and Suppliers, not from other types of Contact.
- Bank Account 2
- This field will usually only be used in Sweden for Contacts who are Suppliers. You should enter their main bank account number here and leave the Bank Account field above blank in the following circumstances:
- If the Bank Account and IBAN Code above are empty, this bank account number will be transferred to any Purchase Invoices and Payments (flip H) entered in the Supplier's name, facilitating payment by the transfer of funds between banks.
- If the Payment File Format is Sweden - Handelsbanken, Sweden - PlusGirot, Sweden - SE-Banken or Sweden - Swedbank, the 'Banking File' export function will export information in different formats, depending on where the Supplier you are paying holds their bank account. For example, if the Payment File Format is Sweden - PlusGirot and a Supplier has a Bank Account 2, the export format will be correct for PlusGiro accounts, but if the Supplier has a Bank Account, the export format will be correct for accounts with other banks.
- This field is used by the 'Banking File' Export function. Please refer to your local HansaWorld representative for details.
- Sort Code
- Enter the Sort Code (branch number) of each Contact's bank here. If a Contact is a Supplier, their Sort Code will be transferred to any Purchase Invoices ('Accounts' card) and Payments (flip H) entered in the Supplier's name, facilitating payment by the transfer of funds between banks.
- If the Payment File Format you have specified in the Bank Transfer setting in the Purchase Ledger is UK - BACS and the Contact is a Supplier, then the Sort Code must be made up of six digits. When the Payment File Format is UK - BACS, the 'Banking File' export function will take bank account and sort code information from the Contact records for each Supplier, not from the Payment rows.
- Payment Code
- Paste Special
Payment Codes setting, Purchase Ledger
This field is used in Sweden, where every payment to a beneficiary domiciled outside Sweden (in a foreign currency or in Swedish kronor) that exceeds a counter value stipulated by the National Tax Board (Riksskatteverket) must be reported to the Tax Board by the intermediary bank. Included in the report should be a Payment Code, a three digit code representing a category (i.e. export/import, services etc.).
- Specify the Payment Code to be used with a particular Supplier here: this is only necessary if the company is a Supplier located outside Sweden and you will be sending banking files for cross-border payments. If the Contact is a Supplier, their Payment Code will be transferred to any Purchase Invoices ('Accounts' card) and Payments (flip H) entered in their name. From there, the Payment Code will be included in Banking File exports if you produce them using the Foreign Country Payment option and if the Payment File Format you have specified in the Bank Transfer setting in the Purchase Ledger is Sweden - Handelsbanken.
- Post Receipt VAT
- These options will only be visible if the VAT Law in the Company Info setting is "Croatian", "Hungarian", "Polish", "Serbian", "Slovakian" or "Slovenian".
- If a Contact is a Customer, use these options if the default Book Receipt VAT option set in the Account Usage S/L setting is not to be applied to the Customer's Invoices and Receipts.
- In general, you should use the Post Receipt VAT option when you need your output VAT liability to be calculated from your Receipts, not from your Invoices.
- If you are in Croatia, Hungary, Serbia, Slovakia or Slovenia and you are using the Post Receipt VAT option, the Outp A/C in each VAT Code will be treated as a preliminary Output VAT Account, to be credited whenever you mark an Invoice as OK. When the Invoice is paid, the Transaction from the Receipt will include an extra VAT element in which the VAT is moved from the Outp A/C to the VAT Code's O/P A/C. The O/P A/C will therefore become the final Output VAT Account.
- Moving away from the default Book Receipt VAT option requires some careful configuration. In this situation, the Outp A/C will contain two types of VAT:
- VAT resulting from sales to Book Receipt VAT Customers. This VAT is waiting for the Customers to pay, when it will be moved to the O/P A/C. You are not yet liable to pay this VAT to the tax authorities.
- VAT resultfng from sales to non-Book Receipt VAT Customers. This VAT will not be moved to the O/P A/C and so you are liable to pay this VAT to the tax authorities.
You therefore need to be able to separate the two types of VAT in the Outp A/C. You can do this as follows:
- Create a Tag/Object to be used with Customers who will not use the default Book Receipt VAT option, and assign this Tag/Object to those Customers (in the Sales Tag/Object field).
- Select the Tags/Objects on VAT Account option in the Account Usage S/L setting.
This will allow you to calculate your VAT liability from the O/P A/C and from the relevant portion of the Outp. A/C, and you will be able to adjust the definition of the VAT Report (or other report) accordingly.
- If you are in Poland and you are using the Post Receipt VAT option, you should specify an Outp A/C Corr. Account for each VAT Code (on flip C). The Outp A/C Corr. Account will be treated as a preliminary Output VAT Account, to be credited whenever you mark an Invoice as OK. When the Invoice is paid, the Transaction from the Receipt will include an extra VAT element in which the VAT is moved from the Outp A/C Corr. Account to the VAT Code's Outp A/C. The Outp A/C will therefore be used as the final Output VAT Account (as it is when the Post Receipt VAT option is not being used). VAT resulting from sales to non-Book Receipt VAT Customers will be posted directly to the Outp A/C. Therefore, in Poland there will be no need to separate different types of VAT using Objects.
- Post Payment VAT
- These options will only be visible if the VAT Law in the Company Info setting is "Croatian", "Hungarian", "Polish", "Serbian", "Slovakian" or "Slovenian".
- If a Contact is a Supplier, use these options if the default Book Payment VAT option set in the Account Usage P/L setting is not to be applied to the Supplier's Purchase Invoices and Payments.
- In general, you should use the Post Payment VAT option when you need the value of the input VAT that you can reclaim to be calculated from your Payments, not from your Purchase Invoices. In this case, the Inp A/C in each VAT Code will be treated as a preliminary Input VAT Account, to be debited whenever you mark a Purchase Invoice as OK. When you pay the Purchase Invoice, the Transaction from the Payment will include an extra VAT element in which the VAT is moved from the Inp A/C to the VAT Code's I/P A/C. The I/P A/C will therefore become the final Input VAT Account.
- Moving away from the default Book Payment VAT option requires some careful configuration. In this situation, the Inp A/C will contain two types of VAT:
- VAT resulting from purchases from Book Payment VAT Suppliers. This VAT is waiting for you to pay the Suppliers, when it will be moved to the I/P A/C. You are not yet able to reclaim this VAT from the tax authorities.
- VAT resulting from purchases from non-Book Payment VAT Suppliers. This VAT will not be moved to the I/P A/C and so you are able to reclaim this VAT from the tax authorities.
You therefore need to be able to separate the two types of VAT in the Inp A/C. You can do this as follows:
- Create a Tag/Object to be used with Suppliers who will not use the default Book Payment VAT option, and assign this Tag/Object to those Suppliers (in the Purch. Tag/Object field).
- Select the Tags/Objects on VAT Account option in the Account Usage P/L setting.
This will allow you to calculate how much VAT you can reclaim using the I/P A/C and from the relevant portion of the Inp. A/C, and you will be able to adjust the definition of the VAT Report (or other report) accordingly.
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Entering a Contact - E-Records Card
This page describes the fields on the 'E-Records' card of the Contact record. Please follow the links below for descriptions of the other cards:
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In some countries and depending on configuration, you can have Invoices sent electronically automatically when you mark them as OK and save. You can also receive Purchase Invoices that have been sent to you electronically.
Sending and receiving Invoices electronically are both chargeable Cloud Services: please refer to your local HansaWorld representative for details.
If you are sending Invoices electronically, use the 'E-Records' card to specify how Invoices should be sent to particular Customers. If you are receiving Invoices, use the 'E-Records' card to specify how Invoices from particular Suppliers will be sent to you.
The options that are available on the 'E-Records' card and the configuration that is required will depend on your country of operation. Again, please refer to your local HansaWorld representative for details.
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Entering a Contact - Web Card
This page describes the fields on the 'Web' card of the Contact record. Please follow the links below for descriptions of the other cards:
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- Display on the Web
- Paste Special
Display on the Web setting, Web Shop and CMS module
- If you are using the Standard ERP Web Shop, you can use the Display on the Web setting to specify how much information about stock levels will be shown to visitors to the web shop, which payment methods will be shown, and whether Delivery Modes will be displayed.
- If a Contact is a Customer and you specify a Display on the Web record in this field, this will control the information that will be shown to the Customer after they have logged in. You can also specify Display on the Web records at the Customer Category level. If you do not specify a Display on the Web record at the Category level or at the Customer level, information will be displayed as follows:
- Freight Code
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Web Freight setting, Web Shop module
- Default taken from Countries setting, System module
- If you are using the Standard ERP Web Shop, you may wish to define various methods that are to be used to calculate freight charges for Orders placed over the web (e.g. for local, national and international delivery). Use the Web Freight setting in the Web Shop module to define these calculation methods, also known as "Freight Codes".
- When a Customer places an Order over the web, the Freight Code will be chosen as follows:
- If you have chosen in the Display on the Web record specified in the field above or in the Customer Category to which the Customer belongs or in the Webshop Company Settings setting that Delivery Modes will be displayed on the web, the Freight Code will be taken from the Delivery Mode chosen by the Customer.
- If no Delivery Modes are displayed on the web and if a Country has been specified on the 'Delivery' card of the Contact record for the Customer, the Freight Code will be taken from the record for that Country in the Countries setting in the System module.
- If no Country has been specified on the 'Delivery' card or the Country in question does not have a Freight Code, the Freight Code in this field will be used.
- The Freight Code will be taken from the Webshop Company Settings setting in the Web Shop and CMS module (Default Freight field).
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Entering a Contact - Comments Card
This page describes the fields on the 'Comments' card of the Contact record. Please follow the links below for descriptions of the other cards:
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- Comment
- If a Contact is a Contact Person, any comment that you enter here will be printed in the Contact List report, if you print it using the Include All Contact Persons and Detailed options. For all Contacts, the first line of this Comment will be printed in the Telephone List report if you print it using the Overview with Work Details option.
- Courtesy Title
- Paste Special
Courtesy Titles setting, CRM/HRM module
- If a Contact is a Contact Person, enter their Title (e.g. Mr., Mrs., Miss, Ms., Dr., Prof., etc.). If you want this information to be printed on your Customer Letters, include the "Contact Person Title" field in your Form Template design. The Courtesy Title will also be shown in the 'Paste Special' list that you will use to specify a Contact Person in the Attention or Contact field in any transaction (e.g. Quotations, Orders or Invoices).
- Job Title
- Paste Special
Job Titles setting, CRM/HRM module
- If a Contact is a Contact Person, use this field to describe the role of the person within their company.
- Salutation 1, 2 and 3
- If a Contact is a Contact Person, use these fields to record greetings with various degrees of formality. It is recommended that you enter Salutations in all three fields, even if they are the same.
- When you design the Form Templates that will be used to print Customer Letters, you can include the "Salutation 1", "Salutation 2" or "Salutation 3" fields depending on the formality of the letter. You can also include these fields in the Form Templates that will be used to print Contact Labels and Invoices.
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Entering a Contact - Personal Card
This page describes the fields on the 'Personal' card of the Contact record. Please follow the links below for descriptions of the other cards:
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The 'Personal' card allows you to record various pieces of personal information about a Contact that is a Guest that you have entered using the Hotel module.
- Doc. Type
- Paste Special
Contact Document Types setting, Sales Ledger
- You can use the Doc. Type field for one of two purposes, as follows:
- If a Contact is a Hotel Guest, use the Doc. Type field to record the type of ID document that the Guest shows when they check in. Example values might be "passport" or "driving licence".
- In Argentina, if a Contact is a Customer or a Supplier, the Doc. Type field should contain a code representing the type of ID document that the Contact has. For example, if the Contact is registered with the tax authority as a company, the type of the ID document will usually be "80", but if the Contact is a private individual, it might be "86" or "96". This code will be used in e-invoicing and tax exports.
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Entering a Contact - User Defined Card

The 'User Defined' card in the Contact record contains one permanent field (the Address Books field) and can contain up to eleven user-defined fields. Please refer to the description of the 'Values' card in the User Defined Fields - Contacts setting here for details about the user-defined fields on this card.
- Address Books
- The upper left area of the 'Communication Centre' window displays a list of the records in the Contact register in your current Company. By default, the list will show every record in the Contact register. You can restrict the list so that it only shows your Personal Contacts. To do this, click the button marked 'Company', hold down the mouse, and choose the 'Personal' option:

The button text will change to 'Personal'. Repeat the procedure to change the list back to showing every record. A Personal Contact is one where you are the Salesman, or one with your Signature in this Address Books field. The Address Books field can contain the Signatures of more than one Person separated by commas, so a Contact can be the Personal Contact of more than one Person.
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Entering a Contact - Notes Card
This page describes the fields on the 'Notes' card of the Contact record. Please follow the links below for descriptions of the other cards:
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The 'Notes' card contains a text field that you can use to record any comments about a Contact
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Entering a Contact - BI Card
This page describes the fields on the 'BI' card of the Contact record. Please follow the links below for descriptions of the other cards:
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If you are using the BI module (i.e. if the BI option on the 'Technical' card in the Configuration setting in the System module is selected), a thirteenth card entitled 'BI' will be added to the Contact record. If a Contact is a Customer, this card will contain a graph displaying monthly sales over the past year. If you double-click on the graph, it will be opened in a new window where you can change the graph type and the parameters such as the period covered by the graph. You can use Access Groups to prevent certain users from double-clicking on the graph, by denying them access to the 'View BI' Action.
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Editing a Contact
If you need to edit a Contact record and you are using Windows or Mac OS X, follow these steps :
- Check the Navigation Centre to make sure you are in a module that contains the Contact register (e.g. the Sales or Purchase Orders modules, the Sales or Purchase Ledgers, or the Contract, Quotations, CRM and Service Orders modules if installed). If you are in a different module, click the [Switch Module] button in the Navigation Centre or use the Ctrl-0 (zero) (Windows) or ⌘-0 (Mac OS X) keyboard shortcut. Double-click any of the modules mentioned above in the subsequent list.
- Open the Contact register by clicking the [Registers] button in the Navigation Centre and double-clicking 'Contacts' in the resulting list.
- The 'Contacts: Browse' window opens, listing the Contacts in Contact Number order. You can change the sort order by clicking on one of the column headings. The heading will be coloured blue to show the current sort order.
- Searching for a particular Contact depends on whether you are using the Browse Filtering option in the Optional Features setting in the System module, as follows:
- If you are not using the Browse Filtering option, first sort the list by the column that you want to use for the search. Then, enter the text that you want to find in the Search field in the top right-hand corner of the window. If you are using Windows, a match will be highlighted as you type each character. If you are using Mac OS X, press the Return key to search. For example, to search for a particular Contact Name, sort by Name before entering a Contact Name (or its first few characters) in the Search field.
- If you are using the Browse Filtering option, all you need to do is to start typing a letter, word, number, or date in the Search field (there is no need to click in the field before typing). As you type each character, non-matching records will be removed from the list. There is no need to sort the list first.
- To modify a Contact record, double-click it in the browse window or highlight it and press the Enter key. The record will be opened in a window entitled 'Contact: Inspect'. The fields in this window are the same as those in the 'Contact: New' window: please refer here for a detailed description of each field.
- Edit the fields as necessary. Use the Tab, Return or Enter keys to move from field to field. You will not be able to change the Contact Number.
- Click the [Save] button when you are ready to save changes or [Cancel] if you want to leave the record unchanged.
- You can also edit a Contact from another register. For example, when entering an Invoice, you might realise that your information about the Customer is out of date (they might have changed their address or telephone number, for example). Place the insertion point in the Customer field in the Invoice and press F2 (Windows) or ⌘-Shift-V (Mac OS X). The Contact record for the Customer opens, allowing you to make the necessary changes. You can also do this from the 'Paste Special' list, when you are choosing the Customer for the Invoice.
If you are using iOS or Android, follow these steps:
- Check the Navigation Centre to make sure you are in a module you are in a module that contains the Contact register (e.g. the Sales or Purchase Orders modules, the Sales or Purchase Ledgers, or the Contract, Quotations, CRM and Service Orders modules if installed). If you are in a different module, tap the [Switch Module] button in the Navigation Centre. Tap any of the modules mentioned above in the subsequent list.
- To open the Contact register, tap the [Registers] button in the Navigation Centre and then tap 'Contacts' in the resulting list.
- The 'Contacts: Browse' window opens, listing the Contacts in Contact Number order. Change the sort order by tapping on any of the column headings and then choosing an option in the resulting pop-up. The current sort column is marked by a dark grey heading.
- Searching for a particular Contact depends on whether you are using the Browse Filtering option in the Optional Features setting in the System module, as follows:
- If you are not using the Browse Filtering option, first sort the list by the column that you want to use for the search. Then, enter the text that you want to find in the Search field and press Search. For example, to search for a particular Contact Name, sort by Name before entering a Contact Name (or its first few characters) in the Search field.
- If you are using the Browse Filtering option, all you need to do is to start typing a letter, word, number, or date in the Search field. As you type each character, non-matching records will be removed from the list. There is no need to sort the list first.
- To modify a Contact record, tap it in the browse window. The record will be opened in a window entitled 'Contact: Inspect'. The fields in this window are the same as those in the 'Contact: New' window: please refer please refer here for a detailed description of each field.
- Edit the fields as necessary. You will not be able to change the Contact Number.
- Tap √ in the Button Bar when you are ready to save changes. If you want to leave the record unchanged, select 'Cancel' from the Record menu (with 'cog' icon) or tap <. If you tap <, you will be asked to confirm the cancellation.
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Borrando un Contacto
Solamente puedes borrar un contacto si aun no lo has usado en ninguna transacción (en alguna Orden de Compra, Orden de venta o Factura). Siguiendo estos pasos:
- Abir el registro de Contacto como se describe aquí.
- En la ventana 'Contactos: Hojear’, encontrar el contacto que deseas borrar y abrirlo con doble Click (Windows/Mac OS X) o presionando (iOS/Android).
- Seleccionar ‘Borrar’ desde el menú Registros.
El registro sera borrado, y la ventana mostrará al Contacto siguiente.
- Cierra la ventana.
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Cuando usas el comando Borrar, mayormente no se te preguntara si estas seguro de borrar. Si así lo prefieres debes seleccionar , la opción Alerta al borrar en opciones de maquina local de Seteos de Usuario. En un sistema multiusuario, necesitaras tener configurada esta opción en cada máquina de usuario.
Puedes prevenir a ciertos usuarios del borrado de algunos registros Grupos de Acceso (Denegando acceso a que borren, con las acciones ‘Borrar registros’ y/o ‘Borrar ‘registros de registros Compratidos’).
No puedes borrar un contacto si este fue usado en alguna transacción. Si deseas que ese contacto no sea usado nunca mas, lo que puedes hacer es Cerrarlo, haciendo click en el box Cerrado.
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Linking Contact Persons and Companies - The Contact Relations Register
Customers, Suppliers and Contact Persons are all stored in the Contact register. On this page, we describe linking Contact Persons to the company they work for.
- The first step is to enter a Contact record representing the company. Mark the company as a Customer or Supplier or both, as appropriate. Remember that marking the company as a Customer or Supplier does not necessarily mean it has purchased goods or services from your business, or sold goods or services to you: the company can also be a potential customer or supplier to your business. Marking the company as a Customer or Supplier makes it available to the various sales or purchase registers respectively. Ensure you save this record before moving to step 2.

- The next step is to enter a Contact record representing a person working for the company (i.e. a Contact Person). Choose 'Linked Contact Person' from the Create menu (Windows/Mac OS X) or + menu (iOS/Android). A new record will be created in the Contact register and will be opened in a new window entitled 'Contact: Inspect'. This means the record has already been saved and is being opened to allow you to enter the Contact Person's name and contact details if these are different to those of the parent company:

The address details, telephone and fax will be copied from the parent company. Enter the Contact Person's name and appropriate contact information. As the Contact Person works for a company that has been marked as a Customer or a Supplier, you should not check these boxes in the Contact Person record (unless the Contact Person is also a Customer or Supplier in a private capacity).

- Save the Contact Person and close the record by clicking the close box (Windows/Mac OS X) or by tapping < (iOS/Android). The Contact Person will have been added to the list at the bottom of the 'Contact' card of the parent company's Contact record:

This list will contain all the Contact Persons working for the Customer or Supplier. As with all lists in Standard ERP, you can sort this one by clicking (Windows/Mac OS X) or tapping (iOS/Android) on a column heading. If you need to open the Contact record of a Contact Person, double-click or tap a line in this list.
- The 'Linked Contact Person' function just described will create a new record in the Contact register for a Contact Person, and will connect this new Contact Person to the Customer or Supplier. If, however, there already is a record for the Contact Person in the Contact register, you can use the 'Link Existing Contact' function instead. When you select this function from the Operations menu (Windows/Mac OS X) or Tools menu (iOS/Android) of the parent company's Contact record, the 'Add Contact' window will appear:

Enter the Contact Number of the Contact Person or choose it using 'Paste Special' and press [Save]. The Contact Person will be added to the list at the bottom of the 'Contact' card of the parent company's Contact record. If the Contact Person was already connected to another Customer or Supplier, that relationship will not be disturbed, so the Contact Person will now be connected to two parent companies.
- The 'Linked Contact Person' and 'Link Existing Contact' functions are the easiest ways to add a Contact Person to a Customer or Supplier, but you can also use a more manual method. First, enter a new record to the Contact register for the Contact Person. No address, telephone or mobile information will be offered, so you will need to enter this information yourself (unless you duplicate an existing Contact Person):

Now, you need to connect the Contact Person to the Customer or Supplier. The Contact Relations register in the CRM module provides this connection. The 'Linked Contact Person' and 'Link Existing Contact' functions described in the previous step will both create records in the Contact Relations register automatically, connecting a Contact Person to a Customer or Supplier. In this case, as you created the Contact Person manually, you also need to create the connecting Contact Relations record yourself. To do this, ensure you are in the CRM module, open the Contact Relations register and create a new record:

- Customer
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Customers, Suppliers and Contact Persons in Contact register
- Specify the Customer or Supplier for whom the Contact Person works.
- Contact
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Contact Persons in Contact register
- Specify the Contact Person.
- Start Date
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Choose date
- Enter the date when the Contact Person started working for the Customer or Supplier. This is for information only.
- End Date
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Choose date
- If appropriate, enter the date when the Contact Person stopped working for the Customer or Supplier. This is for information only.
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- If the Contact Person stops working for the Customer or Supplier, you can mark the Contact Relations record as Invalid. This is described in step 9 below.
When you save the Contact Relations record, the Contact Person will be added to the list at the bottom of the 'Contact' card of the Customer or Supplier:

- The Contact Relations register allows a Contact Person to work for more than one company. Simply enter as many records to the Contact Relations register as necessary, linking the Contact Person to the companies they work for:

The Contact Person is listed in the Contact records for both companies:

- The information shown in the list at the bottom of the 'Contact' card of the Customer or Supplier is stored in the Contact Relations register. If you edit a Contact Person, the connected Contact Relations record will be updated immediately, making the change visible in the list in the Customer or Supplier record. For example, if you change a Contact Person's Email Address, the Email Address in the relevant Contact Relations record will be updated and so the new Email Address will be visible in the list in the Customer or Supplier record immediately.
If a Contact Person works for more than one Customer or Supplier, that Contact Person will have more than one Contact Relations record. It is likely that such a Contact Person will have different contact details for each company.
When you connect a Contact Person to a second Customer or Supplier (as was done at the end of step 6), it is likely that their contact details for the second Customer or Supplier will not be correct and so you will need to change the contact details in the relevant Contact Relations record. To do this, open the Contact record for the second Customer or Supplier, highlight the Contact Person in the list at the bottom of the 'Contact' card and select 'Edit Linked Contact Data' from the Operations menu. The relevant Contact Relations record will open:

When you open the Contact Relations record in this way, the window will contain fields related to contact details that are not visible when opening the record in other ways (e.g. as shown in the illustrations in step 7. Update the record in the usual way. After doing so, the Contact Person will be listed in the Contact records for the Customers or Suppliers, with different contact details:

As mentioned at the beginning of this step, if you change the contact details in the Contact record for a Contact Person, those changes will be fed through to the related Contact Relations record automatically. However, if a Contact Person has more than one Contact Relations record, changes to their Email Address, Courtesy Title and/or Job Title will not be fed through to the Contact Relations records because these details are likely to be different in each one.
The 'Edit Linked Contact Data' function cannot be used on iOS or Android.
- If you change the Invoice Address in the Contact record for a Customer or Supplier and you need the change to be copied to the connected Contact Persons, save the changes to the Customer or Supplier and then select 'Update Contact Persons' from the Operations or Tools menu.
- If a Contact Person stops working for a Customer or Supplier, you can do one of the following:
- You can delete the relevant Contact Relations record. This will break the link between the Contact Person and the Customer or Supplier. Alternatively, if the Contact Person moves to another Customer or Supplier, you can enter the new Customer or Supplier in the Contact Relations record.
- You can mark the relevant Contact Relations record as Invalid. The link between the Contact Person and the Customer or Supplier will remain, but the Contact Person will no longer appear in 'Paste Special' lists or in the list in the Customer or Supplier record:
IMAGE(065.JPG) You can use this method if you want to remember that the Contact Person once worked for the Customer or Supplier, between the dates recorded in the Contact Relations record. If the Contact Person moves to another Customer or Supplier, you can create a new Contact Relations record.
- You can open the Customer or Supplier record, highlight the Contact Person in the list at the bottom of the window and select 'Remove Linked Contact' from the Operations menu. This function will mark the relevant Contact Relations record as Invalid and is therefore similar to option (ii) but means you do not need to find the Contact Relations record. This method cannot be used on iOS or Android.
- You can mark the Contact Person as Closed (on the 'Terms' card of their Contact record). All Contact Relations records for the Contact Person will be marked as Invalid automatically. The Contact Person will no longer appear in 'Paste Special' lists. This option will not be suitable if the Contact Person moves to another Customer or Supplier, or works for more than one at the same time. It closes the Contact Person as a whole, so they will not appear in 'Paste Special' lists of Contact Persons belonging to the new or second companies.
- You can delete the Contact Person record altogether. This option is not recommended if you want to keep your Contact History with the Contact Person. All Contact Relations records for the Contact Person will be deleted automatically.
- Once you have entered a Customer or Supplier and all its Contact Persons, you can work with them quickly and easily. For example, when you enter a Sales Invoice, the 'Paste Special' list from the Customer field will only list Customers:

When you enter a Purchase Invoice, the 'Paste Special' list from the Supplier field will only list Suppliers:

In some cases (e.g. Activities, Customer Letters), you can specify Customers and Suppliers. When you open the 'Paste Special' list from the Customer field, it will list Customers, but there will be a [Suppliers] button at the top of the list, allowing you to choose a Supplier if necessary:

In many records, you can choose a Contact Person as well as a Customer or Supplier. The Primary Contact from the 'Contact' card of the Customer or Supplier will be brought in as a default. To choose a different Contact Person, activate 'Paste Special' from the Contact or Attention field (the name of this field varies depending on the register):

This list will only contain Contact Persons that work for the Customer or Supplier. Closed Contact Persons will not be included in the list. The Primary Contact from the 'Contact' card of the Customer or Supplier will be included in the list, but will not be listed twice if you have a separate Contact record for that Person. Note that the Title of each Contact Person is shown in the list, so you should record this information if you have it (on the 'Comments' card of the Contact record), to make selection of the correct Contact Person easier.
- If you will be sending documents by email to a Customer or Supplier and you need to specify that particular documents will be sent to particular Contact Persons (e.g. that Invoices should be sent to one Contact Person and that statements should be sent to another Contact Person), you can set this up using the Additional Email Recipients setting in the CRM module. Please refer to the description of that setting here for details.
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Operations Menu - Contacts

The Operations menus for Contacts are shown above. On the left is the Operations menu for the 'Contacts: Browse' window, and on the right is the Operations menu for the 'Contact: New' and 'Contact: Inspect' windows.
If you are using Windows or Mac OS X, you can open the Operations menu by clicking the button with the 'cog' icon (shown highlighted in the illustration above). If you are using iOS or Android, you can access the Operations menu functions through the Tools menu (with 'wrench' icon).
Before using the functions on the Operations menu in the 'Contacts: Browse' window, you should highlight a record in the browse window. The function will then be applied to that record. If you are using iOS or Android, you can highlight a record in the browse window by searching for it.
Note that in Standard ERP version 8.0, some functions that were previously on the Operations menu were moved to the Create menu.
Please follow the links below for details about each function on the Operations menu:
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Operations Menu - Contacts - Customer Status
This page describes the 'Customer Status' function on the Operations menu in the Contact browse and record windows. If you are using iOS or Android, the 'Customer Status' function is on the Tools menu (with 'wrench' icon).
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When you are reviewing the Contact record for a Customer, you can check their current account status using the 'Customer Status' function. When you select the function, a Customer Status report will be printed to screen.
If you are using Windows or Mac OS X, you can include several Customers in the report. Simply highlight a number of Contacts in the 'Contacts: Browse' window and select 'Customer Status' from the Operations menu. To highlight a range of Contacts, click the top one in the range and then hold down the Shift key and click the last one.
If you are using iOS or Android, you can only highlight a single Contact at a time, by searching for it, so you can only produce a Customer Status report for a single Customer.
On all platforms, you can also open the Contact record for a Customer in a record window and produce a Customer Status report by selecting 'Customer Status' from the Operations menu (Windows/Mac OS X) or Tools menu (iOS/Android).
In its basic form, this report will first show the Customer Number, Name and telephone number. This information will be followed by a list of the Customer's Contact Classifications. The five most recently paid Invoices will then be listed, as will all open (unpaid) Invoices.
You can have much more information shown in the report, such as lists of recent Activities, Contract Quotations, Contracts, Quotations and Orders, and monthly sales figures for the past year. To have this extra information shown in the report, create a record for yourself in the Info in Customer Status Report setting in the CRM module. As you can create separate records in this setting for each user, you can control how much of this additional information will be shown to different users. You can effectively give each user a different report definition.
Simply creating a record for yourself in the Info in Customer Status Report setting will add the Customer's address, Warning on Sales if there is one, Credit Limit and turnover for the first period in the Reporting Periods setting to the top of the report. The remainder of the report will then follow the specification in your Info in Customer Status Report record. If you are using the Open Invoices until Due Date only (Suspend on Overdue) option in the Credit Limit setting and a Customer has at least one overdue Invoice, their Credit Limit will be shown to be 0.00 in the report.
If the appearance of the Customer Status report is not as you expect (i.e. the Customer's address, Warning on Sales if there is one, Credit Limit and turnover are not shown, and the report only lists Invoices), the probable cause is you do not have a record in the Info in Customer Status Report setting.

The Customer Status report has the Standard ERP Drill-down feature. You can open many records such as Contact Persons, Activities, Quotations and Invoices from the report by clicking (Windows/Mac OS X) or tapping (iOS/Android) in the appropriate places (i.e. on Contact Person names, on Activity Dates and on Quotation and Invoice Numbers). You can also click or tap on a Person's Signature to open an Activities, Persons report for that Person. Text with the drill-down feature is shown underlined in the report. If you have a record in the Info in Customer Status Report setting, the report will also contain a [New Activity] text link that you can click or tap to create an empty new Activity and a [Credit History] text link that will open a separate report showing the Customer's credit history. This is a chargeable Cloud Service: to use it you must have registered your database in Estonia using the Automatic Internet Enabler method, as described on the 'Enabler Key' page. You must also have entered a Reg No 1 on the 'Company' card of the Contact record for the Customer whose credit history you are interested in.
As previously mentioned, this function will print to screen a Customer Status report for the Customer currently on screen or for those Customers highlighted in the browse window. If you run the function for a Contact Person, it will produce a Customer Status report for the Customer for whom the Contact Person works (i.e. the Customer that is linked to the Contact Person in the Contact Relations register). The function will have no effect if you try to use it with other Contacts (e.g. with Suppliers).
As well as using the 'Customer Status' function described here, you can also produce a Customer Status report using the following methods:
- Activate 'Paste Special' from the Customer Number field in a record such as an Order or Invoice, highlight a Customer in the list and choose 'Customer Status' from the Operations menu (Windows/Mac OS X only);
- Open an Activity where the Customer field contains a Customer (not a Supplier) and choose 'Customer Status' from the Operations or Tools menu;
- Open a Contract, Invoice, Quotation or Service Order in which a Customer has been specified and choose 'Customer Status' from the Operations or Tools menu (in the case of Contracts and Service Orders, you can also choose 'Customer Status' from the browse window);
- Open the 'Communication Centre' window, highlight one or more Customers in the Contact List and click the [Customer Status] button (Windows/Mac OS X only); and
- In the Sales Ledger, click (Windows/Mac OS X) or tap (iOS/Android) the [Reports] button in the Navigation Centre and choose to produce the Customer Status report.
In the first four cases, the report will follow the specification in your Info in Customer Status Report record. In the last case, there will be no reference to the Info in Customer Status Report setting and the basic version of the report as described in the second paragraph of this section will be produced.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Operations Menu - Contacts - Supplier Status
This page describes the 'Supplier Status' function on the Operations menu in the Contact browse and record windows. If you are using iOS or Android, the 'Supplier Status' function is on the Tools menu (with 'wrench' icon).
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When you are reviewing the Contact record for a Supplier, you can check their current account status using the 'Supplier Status' function. When you select the function, a Supplier Status report will be printed to screen.
If you are using Windows or Mac OS X, you can include several Suppliers in the report. Simply highlight a number of Contacts in the 'Contacts: Browse' window and select 'Supplier Status' from the Operations menu. To highlight a range of Contacts, click the top one in the range and then hold down the Shift key and click the last one.
If you are using iOS or Android, you can only highlight a single Contact at a time, by searching for it, so you can only produce a Supplier Status report for a single Supplier.
On all platforms, you can also open the Contact record for a Supplier in a record window and produce a Supplier Status report by selecting 'Supplier Status' from the Operations menu (Windows/Mac OS X) or Tools menu (iOS/Android).
The function will have no effect if you try to use it with a Contact that is not marked as a Supplier.
In its basic form, this report will first show the Supplier's Name and Address together with your Credit Limit and turnover for the first period in the Reporting Periods setting. This information will be followed by a list of the Supplier's Contact Classifications. The five most recently paid Invoices will then be listed, as will all open (unpaid) Invoices.
You can have additional information can also be shown in the report, such as lists of recent Activities, Goods Receipts and Purchase Orders and monthly purchasing figures for the past year. To have this extra information shown in the report, create a record for yourself in the Info in Supplier Status Report setting in the CRM module. As you can create separate records in this setting for each user, you can control how much of this additional information will be shown to different users. You can effectively give each user a different report definition.

The Supplier Status report has the Standard ERP Drill-down feature. You can open many records such as Activities, Goods Receipts, Purchase Orders and Purchase Invoices from the report by clicking (Windows/Mac OS X) or tapping (iOS/Android) in the appropriate places (i.e. on Activity Dates and on Goods Receipt, Purchase Order and Purchase Invoice Numbers). You can also click or tap on a Person's Signature to open an Activities, Persons report for that Person. Text with the drill-down feature is shown underlined in the report. At the top of the report, there will also be a [New Activity] text link that you can click or tap to create an empty new Activity.
If you are using Windows or Mac OS X, an alternative method that you can use to produce a Supplier Status report is to activate 'Paste Special' from the Supplier Number field in a record such as a Purchase Order or Purchase Invoice, highlight a Supplier in the list and choose 'Supplier Status' from the Operations menu.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Operations Menu - Contacts - Change Password
This page describes the 'Change Password' function on the Operations menu in the Contact browse window. If you are using iOS or Android, the 'Change Password' function is on the Tools menu (with 'wrench' icon).
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If you are using the Standard ERP Web Shop facility and a Contact is a Customer who will be placing Orders over the web, you should use this function to give them a password. You should also tick the Allow Login box on the 'Terms' card of the Customer's Contact record. The Contact will be able to use their Contact Number or email address as Login IDs.
You will usually use this function with Customers whose records you have entered to the Contact register yourself, in order to allow those Customers access to your Web Shop. Customers will also be able to register themselves in the Web Shop, in which case they will be asked to choose their own password and the Allow Login box will be ticked automatically.
To set a password for a Customer, highlight their name in the 'Contacts: Browse' window and select 'Change Password' from the Operations menu (Windows/Mac OS X) or Tools menu (iOS/Android). The following window will be opened:

Enter the new password twice to ensure that it is correct. Press the [Save] button to close the window and save, or [Cancel] if you do not want to save changes. The password is case-sensitive.
If you want create a random password and send it to the Customer in a Mail, open the Contact record and select 'Random Password Mail' from the Create menu (Windows/Mac OS X) or + menu (iOS/Android).
If you want to set rules for passwords (e.g. to impose a minimum number of characters, or to require at least one alpha or numeric character), use the Password Security setting in the System module.
You can use Access Groups to prevent certain users from using the 'Change Password' function, by denying them access to the 'Change Passwords' Action.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Contactos - Menu operaciones - Buscar
Esta página describe la función ‘Buscar’ en el menú Operaciones del registro de Contacto. Si esas usando iOS o Android, la función ‘Buscar’ esta en el Menu Herramientas (con el ‘icono de ‘llave ‘inglesa’).
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Puedes usar la función ‘Buscar’ para buscar por un Contacto que contenga cierta frase o palabra. Puedes abrir el registro de contacto desde el resultado de Buscar, esta función es una alternativa para buscar contactos en la ventana 'Contactos: Hojear’. Para usar la función Buscar, abrir la ventana 'Contactos: Hojear’ y selecciona ‘Buscar’ desde el menú de operaciones (Windows/Mac OS X) o el menu herramientas (iOS/Android).. La siguiente ventana se abrirá:

- Buscar
- Ingresa la palabra o frase que estas buscando.
- Buscar en
- Cambiar al campo donde donde necesitas buscar la palabra o frase.
Presiona [Ejecutar] para activar el buscar. Un reporte aparecerá en la pantalla, listando todos los contactos encontrados. En el reporte, has click (Windows/Mac OS X) o presiona (iOS/Android) en el nombre del contacto para abrir el registro.
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El registro de Contacto en Standard ERP:
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Operations Menu - Contact - Link Existing Contact
Please refer to the Linking Contact Persons and Companies - The Contact Relations Register page for details about the 'Link Existing Contact' function.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Operations Menu - Contact - Remove Linked Contact
Please refer to the Linking Contact Persons and Companies - The Contact Relations Register page for details about the 'Remove Linked Contact' function.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Operations Menu - Contact - Edit Linked Contact Data
Please refer to the Linking Contact Persons and Companies - The Contact Relations Register page for details about the 'Edit Linked Contact Data' function.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Operations Menu - Contact - Update Contact Persons
This page describes the 'Update Contact Persons' function on the Operations menu in the Contact record window. If you are using iOS or Android, the 'Update Contact Persons' function is on the Tools menu (with 'wrench' icon).
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If a Contact is a Customer or Supplier, you can use the 'Update Contact Persons' function when you need to update all its Contact Persons with the latest Invoice Address details. After changing the Invoice Address in the Contact record for a Customer or Supplier, save the record and then select this function from the Operations menu(Windows/Mac OS X) or Tools menu (iOS/Android). The new Invoice Address will be copied to all connected Contact Persons. Other contact details (e.g. telephone number, mobile, Delivery Address etc) will not be copied as Contact Person records are likely to contain personal numbers (e.g. extension numbers).
Please refer to the Linking Contact Persons and Companies - The Contact Relations Register page for more details about working with Customers and Suppliers and their connected Contact Persons.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Create Menu - Contacts

The Create menus for Contacts are shown above. On the left is the Create menu for the 'Contacts: Browse' window. On the right is the Create menu for the 'Contact: New' and 'Contact: Inspect' windows. If you are using iOS or Android, you can access the Create menu functions through the + menu.
'New' and 'Duplicate' are standard functions that are provided on every Create and + menu. Use these functions to create new records, in this case in the Contact register. Please follow the links below for details about the other functions:
The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Create Menu - Contact - Workflow Activity
This page describes the 'Activity' function on the Create menus in the Contact browse window and the 'Workflow Activity' function on the Create menu in the Contact record window. If you are using iOS or Android, these functions are on the + menu.
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Creating Activities from Contacts can be useful when you need to schedule a follow-up task related to a Contact, such as calling a new sales lead.
You can create an Activity from a Contact using the following methods:
- Highlight the Contact in the 'Contacts: Browse' window and select 'Activity' from the Create menu (Windows/Mac OS X) or + menu (iOS/Android). If you are using iOS or Android, you can highlight a Contact by searching for it.
- Open the Contact in a record window and select 'Workflow Activity' from the Create or + menu. Save any changes you have made to the Contact before selecting the function.
- Open the Contact in a record window and then open the 'Workflow Manager' window. Click or tap the [+] button in this window to create a new Activity.
In all cases, the new Activity will be opened automatically for checking and approval:

The new record will be opened in a window entitled 'Activity: Inspect'. This means that it has already been saved and is being opened for checking.
The new Activity will contain the following information:
- If you created the Activity from a Customer or Supplier, the Customer or Supplier Number and Name, Primary Contact and Phone Number will be brought in automatically to the fields on the 'Contact' card of the Activity. If you created the Activity from a Contact Person, their Name and Phone Number and the Number and Name of the Customer or Supplier they work for will be brought in to the 'Contact' card. If the Contact Person works for more than one Customer or Supplier, the one with the lowest Number will be used.
- No default Activity Type will be offered.
- The Task Type will be To Do.
- The Calendar Type will be Don't Show.
- The Symbol will be Other.
- The Start Date and Time of the Activity will be the current date and time.
- The Person will be the current user. As the Task Type will be To Do, the Activity will be placed in the current user's Task Manager.
After amendment if necessary, save the record in the Activity register by clicking the [Save] button (Windows/Mac OS X) or tapping √ (iOS/Android). You can then close it using the close box (Windows/Mac OS X) or by tapping < (iOS/Android). Alternatively, if you no longer require the Activity, remove it using the 'Delete' function on the Record menu (which has a 'cog' icon if you are using iOS or Android). In either case, you will be returned to the Contact window.
The Contact and the Activity will be connected to each other through the Link Manager and Workflow Manager. When reviewing the Activity, you can return to the Contact quickly and easily using the Link Manager in the Activity, while you can open the Activity from the Contact using the Workflow Manager.
You must save a Contact record at least once before you can create an Activity from it. This is to ensure that the links mentioned in the previous paragraph can be established.
The 'Activity: Inspect' window is fully described here.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Create Menu - Contact - Linked Contact Person
Please refer to the Linking Contact Persons and Companies - The Contact Relations Register page for details about the 'Linked Contact Person' function.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Create Menu - Contact - Email
This page describes the 'Email' function on the Create menu in the Contact record window. If you are using iOS or Android, the 'Email' function is on the + menu.
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The 'Email' function allows you to send an email to a Contact. To do so, first open the Contact in a record window and then select 'Email' from the Create menu(Windows/Mac OS X) or + menu (iOS/Android). The window shown below will appear, where you can create a new Mail.

The new record will be opened in a window entitled 'Mail: New'. This means that it has not yet been saved. The current user will be the sender of the Mail, and the To field will contain the email address of the Contact. After you have added a subject and written a message and when you are then ready to send the Mail, tick the Sent box. Finally, save the Mail by clicking the [Save] button (Windows/Mac OS X) or tapping ? (iOS/Android). If you are using the Lock and Send emails Automatically option in the Mail and Conference Settings setting in the Email and Conferences module and the Mail contains an external email address (i.e. one with the @ sign), it will now be sent automatically. If you are not using this option, select 'Send email' from the Mail's Operations or Tools menu after you have saved the Mail. Finally, close the Mail using the close box (Windows/Mac OS X) or by tapping < (iOS/Android). You will be returned to the Contact window.
If the function does not create a Mail, the probable causes are:
- The current user does not have a Mailbox.
- The Contact does not have an email address.
- The Contact has not been saved.
To be able to use this function, the Email and Conferences option in the Configuration setting in the System module must be ticked. If you wish to use this function to send Mails to other members of staff, the intended recipients must have Mailboxes. If you need to send Mails to Customers, you must be using the External Gateway module, and you must have configured the Email SMTP Server setting. Please refer here for full details about the mailing facilities in Standard ERP.
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The Contact register in Standard ERP:
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Menú Crear -Objetos en Contactos
La página describe la función de 'Objetos' en el menú Crear in the de la ventana de Contacto. Si estas usando iOS o Android, la función 'Objetos' esta en + menu.
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Si necesitas crear Objetos específicos por cada contacto, hay dos métodos que puedes usar:
- Puedes tener un Objeto creado automáticamente sin embargo tienes que guardar el Contacto primero. Para usar este método debes seleccionar las opciones Crear automáticamente objeto Ventas en Contactos y/o Crear automáticamente objeto Compras en Contactos en Opciones de Contacto.
- Luego de grabar un contacto, puedes crear un Objeto seleccionado la función Crear desde el menú (Windows/Mac OS X) o + menu (iOS/Android).
en ambos casos el objeto sera asignado automáticamente al contacto,:
- Si el contacto es un cliente, el nuevo Objeto se colocara en el campo Objeto Ventas.
- Si el contacto es un proveedor, el nuevo Objeto se colocara en el campo Objeto Compras.
- Si el contacto es ambos, cliente y proveedor el nuevo objeto se completará en ambos lugares.
El nuevo objet sera agregado a los que y figuran allí. Los objetos existentes no sera sobrescritos.
El número de Contacto será usado como código de Objeto. Por ejemplo, el Objeto 001 será creado desde el cliente 001.
Estos dos métodos sólo crearán Objetos desde Contactos que son Clientes y Proveedores, no desde otros contactos como Personas de Contactos. Así, si estas usando el método automático, estate seguro de marcar Cliente o proveedor antes de guardarlo la primera vez.
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El registro de Contacto en Standard ERP:
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Menú Crear - Clave aleatoria de Mail
Esta página describe la función ‘Clave Aleatoria de Mail' en menu Crear en la ventana del registro de Contacto. Si estas usando iOS o Android, la función 'Clave Aleatoria de Maill' esta en + menu.
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Si estas usando Standard ERP Web Shop y in Contacto es un cliente quien cargará órdenes en la Web, puedes usar la función de generar una clave para ellos. Deberías también tildar Permitir Logueo en la solapa ’Términos del registro de Contacto. El contacto puede usar su mail o su número de contacto como ID de Logueo.
Mayormente usarás esta función con registros de contacto que has ingresado tu mismo, en función de permitirle a tu cliente acceso a tu tienda en linea. Los Clientes podrán registrarse ellos mismos desde la tienda online, en ese caso ellos generarán su propia y el Check Permitir Loguin se tildará automáticamente.
Para configurar la clave en el contacto, abrir el contacto y seleccionar 'Clave Aleatoria de Mail' desde el menú crear (Windows/Mac OS X) o + menu (iOS/Android). La ventana a continuación donde te permitirá enviar un mail.

El registró se abrirá con una ventana titulada 'Mail: Ver’. Esto significa que ya fue grabada, y que es abierta para su control. El usuario actual será el que por defecto aparezca como remitente del Mail. El campo Para contendrá el mail del cliente. el título del mail contendrá la clave aleatoria. Luego tu puedes escribir un mensaje y cuando estes listos . Finalmente, guarda ell Mail haciendo Click en el botón [Guardar] (Windows/Mac OS X) or presionando √ (iOS/Android). Si estas usando la opción Bloquear y enviar mails automáticamente en Opciones de mail y Conferencias y el mail contendrá la dirección externa (i.e. one with the @ sign), será enviado automáticamente. Si no estas usando esta opción, selecciona ‘Enviar Mail’ desde el menu de Operaciones.Al cerrar el mail regresarás a la ventana de contacto.
Si la función no crea el mail, la causa del problema será:
- El usuario actual no tiene casilla.
- El contacto no tiene dirección de mail.
- El contacto no ha sido grabado.
Para poder usar esta función, la opción Email y Conferencias enlargin la option Configuración del módulo sistemas debe estar tildada. Y debes usar el módulo External Gateway, y debes configurar la opción Servidor Email SMTP. Por favor dirigirse aqui por más detalles sobre el módulo mail Standard ERP.
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El registro de Contacto en Standard ERP:
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