Customisation windows /visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows section On the menu of Visma Net, the windows are grouped into workspace items on the left hand side of the screen. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Customisation windows On the menu of Visma Net, the windows are grouped into workspace items on the left hand side of the screen. Each item contains a workspace with tiles and categories. ## List of windows [Generic inquiry (SM208000)](/visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/generic-inquiry-sm208000/) [Lists as entry points (SM208500)](/visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/lists-as-entry-points-sm208500/) [Pivot tables (SM208010)](/visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/pivot-tables-sm208010/) [Dashboards (SM208600)](/visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/dashboards-sm208600/) [Filters (CS209010)](/visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/filters-cs209010/) Dashboards (SM208600) /visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/dashboards-sm208600 page You use this window to create and delete dashboards, and to manage dashboard properties. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Dashboards (SM208600) You use this window to create and delete dashboards, and to manage dashboard properties. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. Youcan specify the location of a dashboard in the site map and provide access rights to thedashboard.From this window, you can also view a dashboard settings. For more information on setting up dashboards,see: [About dashboard pages](/visma-net-erp/help/customisation/manage-dashboard-pages/about-dashboard-pages/). ## The window toolbar
Button Description
View

Displays the dashboard selected on the window.

This button becomes availablewhen you select an existing dashboard or after you save a newdashboard.

Reset all user copies

Overrides all user copies of the dashboard and gives them the originaldashboard settings.

This button becomes available when you select an existingdashboard that was created manually or after you save a new dashboard.

## The top part You can use this area to create a new dashboard or to select an existing dashboard to viewor edit its details.
Element Description
Dashboard ID The unique ID of the dashboard.For a new dashboard, leave this fieldblank; once the dashboard is saved, the system will insert its name into this field toserve as the ID.
Name Required.The name of the dashboard.For a new dashboard, type a name thatdescribes the data that is shown on this dashboard.
Location in the menu The position in the sitemap where the dashboard will be displayed.
Add new node

A button that opens the Add new dashboard node dialog box,where you can create a node in the sitemap for the dashboard.

This button becomesavailable after you type the name of a new dashboard or select an existingdashboard.

Owner role

Required.The user role that owns the dashboard.A user with this roleassigned can design and delete the dashboard, and edit its settings.

If you will configure the dashboard that you are creating, you should select an owner role that you are assigned to. Otherwise, you will be working with your personal copy of the dashboard, and other users will not see any widgets that you add on the dashboard.

Allow users to personalise

A check box that you select to allow other users of your Visma Net instance who have access to the dashboard to copy the dashboard and modify itssettings according to their needs. When they modify the dashboard, the settings ofthe original dashboard are not changed.

By default, this check box isselected.

### The Add new dashboard node dialog box This dialog box opens when you click the **Add new node** button.By using this dialog box, you can add a new node to the sitemap for the selecteddashboard.
Element Description
Folder The folder in the site map where a new node for the dashboard should be added.
Title The title of the new dashboard node.
Add (button) Adds a new node for the dashboard to the site map and closes the dialogbox.
Cancel (button) Closes the dialog box without creating a new node for the dashboard.
## The Visible to tab The **Visible to** table contains the full list of user roles in thesystem. This list appears only when a sitemap location is specified. By using this table,you can manage the access rights of user roles to view the dashboard.
Column Description
Selected A check box that indicates (if selected) that a user with the role can view thedashboard. You can select and clear check boxes for all roles at once by clickingthe check box in the table header.
Role name The unique ID of the role.
Role description The detailed description of the role.
## Parameters tab You use the **Parameters** tab to specify the types of fields to be used in the **Selection** area of the dashboard. The table toolbar includes only standard buttons.
Column Description
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the parameter is active and appears in the Selection area of the dashboard.
Is required A check box that indicates (if selected) that this parameter is required on the dashboard. That is, widgets whose data is filtered by this parameter do not display any data until a user selects the parameter value in the Selection area of the dashboard.
Name

The name of the parameter.

The name is used during dashboard creation and editing on the current window. It is used by default as the display name, but you can specify a different display name in the Display name field.

Schema object The data access class (DAC) that contains the field whose values are used for the parameter.
Schema field Optional: The field from the selected DAC whose values are used as the parameter values. If no field is specified, the parameter will be a simple text field.
Display name

Optional: The name for the parameter that is displayed in the Selection area of the dashboard.If this column is empty, the system uses the value from the Name column as the display name.

> [!NOTE] > This field supports the multi-language functionality, where you can translate the entered text to multiple languages. For more information, see: About multi-language support

From schema A check box that indicates (if selected) that in the Default value column of this row the system displays the values of the field selected in the Schema field column as a drop-down list.
Default value

Optional: The default value of the parameter.

If the From schema check box is selected in this row, you can select one of the existing values of the field selected in the Schema field column of the row.

If the From schemacheck box is cleared, you can type any value. For a data field of the date type that is based on a schema field (that is, the From schemacheck box is selected), you can select one of the following date-relative parameters in the Calendardialog box (which is opened when you click the down arrow icon in the box):

@Today
The current day.
@WeekStart
and @WeekEnd: The start and end, respectively, of the current week.The start and end of the week are determined according to the default system locale or the locale the user has selected when signing in to Visma Net.The system locales are specified and configured in the System Locales (SM200550) window.
@MonthStart
and @MonthEnd: The start and end, respectively, of the current month.
@QuarterStart
and @QuarterEnd: The start and end, respectively, of the current quarter.
@PeriodStart
and @PeriodEnd: The start and end, respectively, of the current financial period. The financial periods are defined in the Financial year (GL101000) window.
  • @YearStart and @YearEnd: The start and end, respectively, of the current calendar year.

All the date-relative parameters use the date of the server used to run the Visma Net instance as the current date. Additionally, you can modify the date-relative parameters by adding or subtracting integers. The unit of measure of the parameter is determined automatically and the reference point is moved based on the measurement of the parameter—for example, @WeekStart+1 relates to the start of the next week.

Use in widget Embedded page A check box that indicates (if selected) that the selected dashboard parameter should be accessible by a widget of the Embedded page type. When adding a new widget of this type, the option Use dashboard parameters needs to be selected. The parameters are used to open an external URL with a dynamic value e.g. customer number.

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Filters (CS209010) /visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/filters-cs209010 page You use this window to create, edit, delete, and manage filters that are shared among all users of the system. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Filters (CS209010) You use this window to create, edit, delete, and manage filters that are shared among all users of the system. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. Some inquiry or processing windows may display a great deal of information, making it difficult for users to find the data they generally need. For example: If a specific inquiry window displays transactions in a table on dozens of pages but users need to see only the most recent transactions, you can apply a default filter to the table that would display only transactions for the past three days. The filters created in this window cannot be modified in the windows on which they are applied. ## What to do from this window + [Add a system filter](/visma-net-erp/help/customisation/manage-shared-filters/add-a-system-filter/) + [Delete a system filter](/visma-net-erp/help/customisation/manage-shared-filters/delete-a-system-filter/) + [Modify a system filter](/visma-net-erp/help/customisation/manage-shared-filters/modify-a-system-filter/) + [Translate filter tab captions](/visma-net-erp/help/management/manage-locales-and-languages/translate-filter-tab-captions/)
Button Description
Make filter not shared Makes the selected filter available in the window it applies to for only the user who created it. This button appears when select an existing filter or after you save a new filter.
## The top part You can use this area to create a new filter or to select an existing filter to view or edit its details.
Element Description
Filter ID The unique identifier of the filter. For a new filter, leave this field blank; once the filter is saved, the system will insert its name in this field as a ID.
Name The name of the filter. For a new filter, enter a name that describes the type of data that is shown with this filter.
Screen ID The window you select from the sitemap to which the filter will be applied.
View The table in the window (selected in the Window ID field) that the filter is to be applied to. Filters can be applied to the data in tables only. If the selected window has multiple tables, they will be displayed in a drop-down list in this field.
Is default A check box that you select to make the filter the default filter for the selected table.
## The table This table contains the filter conditions. Conditions are created with respect to the data available in the window chosen in the top part. A filter may contain a number of simple conditions or lines combined into one logical expression with brackets and logical operators (**And** and **Or**).
Column Description
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the condition is active for the chosen window and table in the window.
Brackets A group of opening brackets to group logical conditions.
Property The property associated with the system graph and particular table.
Condition

The logical operation to apply to the value of the chosen property. The following options are available:

Equals
Displays records where the value of a value of the specified property is equal to the value in the Value column.
Does not equal
Displays records where a value of the specified property is not equal to the value in the Value column.
Is greater than
Displays records where a value of the specified property is greater than the value in the Value column.
Is greater than or equal to
Displays records where a value of the specified property is greater than or equal to the value in the Value column.
Is less than
Displays records where a value of the specified property is less than the value in the Value column.
Is less than or equal to
Displays records where a value of the specified property is less than or equal to the value in the Value column.
Is between
Displays records where a value of the specified property is between values in the Value and Value2 columns.
Contains
Displays records where a value of the specified property (string) contains the value in the Value field.
Does not contain
Displays records where a value of the specified property (string) does not contain the value in the Value column.
Ends with
Displays records where a value of the specified property ends with the same character or string as the value in the Value column contains.
Starts with
Displays records where a value of the specified property contains at the beginning the value in the Value column.
Is null
Displays records where a value of the specified property is null.
Is not null
Displays records where a value of the specified property is not null.
Is in
(for values of the user type): Displays records where a value of the specified property (a user) is included in the work group selected in the Value column. You can use this parameter with the @MyGroups and @MyWorktree clauses.
Is not in
(for values of the user type): Displays records where a value of the specified property (a user) is not included in the work group selected in the Value column. You can use this parameter with the @MyGroups and @MyWorktree clauses.
Value

The value you enter for the logical condition used to filter the data, if the selected condition requires a value. The value you enter must conform with the data type of the selected property. You can enter or select a fixed value or one of the predefined parameters.

The predefined parameters are listed in About creating temporary or reusable filters.

Value2

The second value for the logical condition, if the selected logical condition requires a second value. (For example: The Is between logical condition requires a second value.) The value you enter must conform with the data type of the selected property. You can enter or select a fixed value or one of the predefined parameters.

The predefined parameters are listed in: About creating temporary or reusable filters.

Brackets A group of closing brackets to group logical conditions.
Operator The logical operator to be used between groups of logical conditions.
Generic inquiry (SM208000) /visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/generic-inquiry-sm208000 section By using this window, you can create inquiries on the fly, without programming. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Generic inquiry (SM208000) By using this window, you can create inquiries on the fly, without programming. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. You can view how the selected or newly designed inquiry looks, and you can test its functionality by selecting parameters and viewing the results. ## The window toolbar
Button Description
View inquiry Displays the inquiry defined by or selected on the window.
## The top part In this area, you can specify the titles to be used for the newly created inquiry window, the area of the inquiry window that contains the inquiry parameters, and the area that contains the inquiry results. Also, for the created inquiry window, you can specify how to arrange the inquiry parameter elements and how many resulting records are displayed. Click **Add inquiry to sitemap** to specify the position of the inquiry in the site map or the workspace and the section within the workspace to hold this newly designed inquiry.
Element Description
Inquiry title The title to be used for the inquiry window. Type a name to add a new inquiry or select an inquiry for editing from the list of existing inquiries.
Sitemap title

The name of the inquiry window as it will be displayed on the sitemap. You can enter any name by using alphabetic or numeric characters.

You must specify the sitemap title if you want to replace a entry window with this inquiry window.

Location in the menu

The location of the new inquiry window on the sitemap. You can select a required location manually.

You must specify the sitemap location if you want to replace an entry window with this inquiry window.

Window ID The ID of the inquiry window.
Arrange parameters in x columns The number of columns in which the elements for parameters should be arranged in the parameters area of the inquiry window.
Select top x records The maximum number of records to be displayed as results.
Records per page The maximum number of records to be displayed on the page.
Export top x records
## The tabs in this window Descriptions of the different tabs are expandable in the list below. ## The Tables tab This table holds the list of database tables to be used for the inquiry or the list of data access classes (DACs) that are used to represent the data from the system database tables.
Column Description
Table name The name of the table or DAC that provides access to database tables. You can select a table from the list of available tables (DACs).
Alias The alias to be used in SQL statements to designate the table. If no alias is specified, the Table name is used.
## The Relationship tab In the **Table relations** area of this tab, you can specify relations between pairs of tables. For each pair of related tables, you specify links between the columns of these two tables in the **Data field links for active relations** area. Here you specify relations between pairs of tables.
Column Description
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the record is active and is used to specify relations.
Parent table The name (alias) of the first table in a JOIN statement of SQL.
Join type

The type of JOIN between participating tables or DACs, which can be one of the following options:

Inner
Returns rows when there is at least one match in both tables.
Right
Returns all rows from the right table, even if there are no matches in the left table.
Left
Returns all rows from the left table, even if there are no matches in the right table.
Full
Returns rows when there is a match in one of the tables.
Cross
Returns all records in which each row from the first table is combined with each row from the second table. The size of a resulting set is the number of rows in the first table multiplied by the number of rows in the second table.

You can concatenate multiple joining conditions between different parent tables to the same child table into one ON clause. For example, if you cross join Custom week and Employees, you can also join time cards that exist for the Custom week-Employees pairs.

Child table The second table to be used in the JOIN statement.
**Data field links for active relations** table columns. In this area, you define links between pairs of fields for the related tables selected in the **Table relations** area.
Element Description
Brackets The opening bracket or brackets for composing a logical expression with multiple conditions.
Parent field The field from the parent table. Click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_DropDownList icon to select a field, or click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_CreateNewObject icon to open the Formula editor dialog box and create a formula.
Condition

One of the following logical conditions:

Equals
Returns TRUE if the value of the specified parent field is equal to the value of the specified child field.
Does not equal
Returns TRUE if the parent field value is not equal to the child field value.
Is greater than
Returns TRUE if the parent field value is greater than the child field value.
Is greater than or equal to
Returns TRUE if the parent field value is greater than or equal to the child field value.
Is less than
Returns TRUE if the parent field value is less than the child field value.
Is less than or equal to
Returns TRUE if the parent field value is less than or equal to the child field value.
Is between
Not applicable for parent and child field values.
Contains
Returns TRUE if the parent field value (string) contains the child field value.
Ends with
Returns TRUE if the parent field value ends with the same character or string as the child field value contains.
Starts with
Returns TRUE if the parent field value contains at the beginning the child field value.
Is null
Returns TRUE if the parent field value is null.
Is not null
Returns TRUE if the parent field value is not null.
Child field The field from the second table. Click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_DropDownList icon to select a field, or click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_CreateNewObject icon to open the Formula editor dialog box and create a formula.
Brackets The closing bracket or brackets for composing a logical expression with multiple conditions.
Operator The logical operator between conditions, which can be And or Or.
## The Parameters tab You use this tab to specify the types of fields to be used in the parameters area of the inquiry window.
Button Description
Move row up Moves the selected row up by one row.
Move row down Moves the selected row down by one row.
Combo box values Brings up the Combo box values dialog box, which you can use to enter the options to be used for the drop-down list of options for this parameter.
Column Description
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the parameter is active and will be added to the inquiry area that provides fields for inquiry parameters.
Is required A check box that indicates (if selected) that this field is required in the inquiry window.
Name The name of the parameter.
Schema field An optional field indicating the database field selected as the schema for this field. If no field is specified, the parameter field will be a simple data input field.
Display name

The name for the field to be displayed in the window.

> [!NOTE] > This field supports the multi-language functionality, where you can translate the entered text to multiple languages. For more information, see: About multi-language support

From schema A check box that indicates (if selected) that the field will be based on (copied from) the schema field.
Default value

The default value of the field.

For the data fields of the date type that are based on schema fields (that is, the From schema check box is selected), you can select one of the following date-relative parameters in the Calendar dialog box:

@Today
The current day.
@WeekStart
and @WeekEnd: The start and end, respectively, of the current week. The start and end of the week are determined according to the default system locale or the locale you selected when you signed in to Visma Net. The system locales are specified and configured in the System locales (SM200550) window.
@MonthStart
and @MonthEnd: The start and end of the current month accordingly.
@QuarterStart
and @QuarterEnd: The start and end of the current quarter accordingly.
@PeriodStart
and @PeriodEnd: The start and end of the current financial period accordingly. The financial periods are defined in the Financial year (GL101000) window.
@YearStart
and @YearEnd: The start and end, respectively, of the current calendar year.

All the date-relative parameters use the date of the server used to run the Visma Net instance as the current date.

Additionally, you can modify the date-relative parameters by adding or subtracting integers.

The unit of measure of the parameter is determined automatically and the reference point is moved according to the measurement of the parameter, for example, @WeekStart+1 relate to the start of the next week.

Column span The number of columns in the parameters area in the inquiry window this column will span.
Control size The size that represents the height and width of the control in pixels.
Column width The width of the grid column.
Field size The size of the field in the inquiry. Options between XXS and XL.
Hidden When this check box is selected, the field is hidden in the inquiry.
Label size The size of the label in the inquiry. Options between XXS and XL.
### The Combo box values dialog box In this dialog box, you can specify options for a drop-down list for the combo box field that will be used as the parameter field for the inquiry.
Element Description
Value The value assigned to an option to be added to the combo-box list.
Label A text string to be displayed as an option.
OK (button) Saves the combo-box options for the parameter.
## The Conditions tab On this tab, you can specify the conditions to be met for the rows to be returned; the system uses these conditions to generate the **WHERE** SQL request. To include a parameter value in the condition, use the `[ParameterName]` format. You configure the fields for inquiry parameters on the **Parameters** tab (to be displayed in the selection area of the new inquiry window); once they have been configured, they appear on the list of fields shown in the **Data field** column on this tab.
Button Description
Move row up Moves the selected row up by one position.
Move row down Moves the selected row down by one position.
Column Description
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the row is an active condition.
Brackets The opening bracket or brackets for composing a logical expression with multiple conditions.
Data field The field whose value the condition should be applied to.
Condition

One of the following logical conditions, which will be applied to the value of the field specified as the Data field and the values in the Value 1 and Value 2 fields if applicable:

Equals
Returns TRUE if the value of the Data field field is equal to the value specified as Value 1.
Does not equal
Returns TRUE if the field value is not equal to the Value 1 value.
Is greater than
Returns TRUE if the field value is greater than the Value 1 value.
Is greater than or equal to
Returns TRUE if the field value is greater than or equal to the Value 1 value.
Is less than
Returns TRUE if the field value is less than the Value 1 value.
Is less than or equal to
Returns TRUE if the field value is less than or equal to the Value 1 value.
Is between
Returns TRUE if the field value is between the Value 1 and Value 2 values. (For this option, you must specify both Value 1 and Value 2.)
Contains
Returns TRUE if the field value (string) contains the Value 1 value.
Does not contain
Returns TRUE if the field value (string) does not contain the Value 1 value.
Starts with
Returns TRUE if the field value contains at the beginning the Value 1 value.
Ends with
Returns TRUE if the field value ends with the Value 1 value.
Is null
Returns TRUE if the field value is null.
Is not null
Returns TRUE if the field value is not null.

If you try to filter the inquiry results by using a string with the underscore, the result will also contain the values with the same string with any symbol instead of the underscore. For example, if you try to filter the inquiry by a customer name that contains the Customer_Name string, the system will return all the customers whose name contains any of the following strings: Customer_Name, Customer-Name, and Customer Name. The reason that all of these strings will be returned is that the underscore is used as a wildcard character.

From schema A check box that indicates (if selected) that Value 1 will display the specified data field’s options in the system.
Value 1

The value to be used in the selected condition. Click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_DropDownList icon to select a field, or click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_CreateNewObject icon to open the Formula editor dialog box and create a formula.

For the date-related data fields you can use the date-relative parameters either by selecting the parameter in the Calendar dialog box (if the field is based on a schema field and the From schema check box is selected) or by using the date-relative parameter in a formula (if the field is not based on a schema field and you use the formula editor). The following date-relative parameters are available:

@Today
The current day.
@WeekStart
and @WeekEnd: The start and end, respectively, of the current week. The start and end of the week are determined according to the default system locale or the locale you selected when you signed in to Visma Net. The system locales are specified and configured in the System locales (SM200550) window.
@MonthStart
and @MonthEnd: The start and end of the current month accordingly.
@QuarterStart
and @QuarterEnd: The start and end of the current quarter accordingly.
@PeriodStart
and @PeriodEnd: The start and end of the current financial period accordingly. The financial periods are defined in the Financial year (GL101000) window.
@YearStart
and @YearEnd: The start and end, respectively, of the current calendar year.

All the date-relative parameters use the date (in UTC) of the server used to run the Visma Net instance as the current date.

Additionally, you can modify the date-relative parameters by adding or subtracting integers. The unit of measure of the parameter is determined automatically and the reference point is moved according to the measurement of the parameter, for example, @WeekStart+1 relate to the start of the next week.

Value 2

The second value to be used, if the selected condition requires one. Click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_DropDownList icon to select a field, or click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_CreateNewObject icon to open the Formula editor dialog box and create a formula.

For the date-related data fields that are not based on a schema field (that is, the From schema check box is cleared), you can use one of the date-relative parameters, as described in Value1.

Brackets The opening bracket or brackets for composing a logical expression with multiple conditions.
Operator The logical operator to join conditions in a logical expression, which can be And or Or.
## The Grouping tab On this tab, you specify the grouping conditions according to which the results should be displayed on the inquiry window. One result row is returned for each group. **SUM** is the aggregate function that is applied to the result columns with the numeric type by default. **MAX** is the aggregate function that is applied to the other result columns by default. You can select an aggregate function value for each result column in the **Aggregate function** column on the **Results grid** tab.
Button Description
Move row up Moves the selected row up by one position.
Move row down Moves the selected row down by one position.
Column Description
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the row is active and is used in grouping the inquiry results.
Data field

The field whose value the grouping should be applied to. You cannot select the attribute fields as a value of this column.

In the entry and maintenance window of a class, the attribute fields are listed on the Attributes tab.

## The Sort order tab On this tab, you specify the order in which the results should be displayed in the new inquiry window.
Button Description
Move row up Moves the selected row up by one position.
Move row down Moves the selected row down by one position.
Column Description
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the row is active and is used in sorting the inquiry results.
Data field The name of the field in the inquiry window.
Sort order An option describing how values should be ordered in this column: in Ascending or Descending order.
## The Results grid tab By using this tab, you can specify how the results of the search in the database tables should be displayed.
Button Description
Up Moves the selected row up by one row.
Down Moves the selected row down by one row.
Column Description
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the row is active and thus is used in selecting the results.
Object The name (alias) of the table.
Data field The field of the table or the formula that includes fields and constants. Click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_DropDownList icon to select a field, or click the SM_20_70_25_SM_20_60_25Icon_CreateNewObject icon to open the Formula editor dialog box and create a formula.
Schema field The field to be used as the source of properties for this field.
Width (pixels) The width of the grid column in pixels.
Visible A check box that indicates (if selected) that this field will appear in the resulting grid. If the check box is cleared, the field will be hidden by default but can be added to the grid by a user.
Default navigation

A check box that indicates (if selected, which is the default value) that the field value can be a link to the default window, which the user can open by clicking the link, specified in the source code. For example: For the field that holds the invoice reference number, the default window is the Sales invoices (AR301000) window.

If the check box is cleared, the field value can be a link to the window selected in the Navigate to field.

If the Default navigation check box and the Navigate to field are cleared, the field cannot be a link.

If you select the Default navigation check box, you should clear the Navigate to field.

Navigate to

A window specified on the Navigation tab that the user can open by clicking the link in the column.

If you select any window in the field, the Default navigation check box is cleared automatically.

Aggregate function

A function that defines how the resulting value should be calculated for the grouped values in this column. The following aggregate functions are available:

AVG
Returns the average of all non-null values of the group.
COUNT
Returns a count of all values of the group.
MAX
Returns the maximum value of all values of the group.
MIN
Returns the minimum value of all values of the group.
SUM
Returns the sum of all values of the group.

The following aggregate functions are applied by default, when no function is selected:

SUM
is applied to the columns with the numeric type.
MAX
is applied to the other columns.
Caption

The name for the column header to be displayed in the window.

> [!NOTE] > This field supports the multi-language functionality, where you can translate the entered text to multiple languages. For more information, see: About multi-language support

Quick filter A check box that indicates (if selected) that the system should add a button with the quick filter for this field to the filtering area of the generic inquiry form. If multiple tabs are displayed on this generic inquiry form, the button with the quick filter is added to the filtering area of the All records tab. By default, this check box is cleared.
## The Entry point tab By using this tab, you can match the selected inquiry (called the **substitute window** in this context) to a data entry or maintenance window (called the **entry window** in this context). You can then replace the entry window with the inquiry in the navigation pane. Once you have replaced the entry window with this inquiry, when you try to click the name of the entry window in the navigation pane, you are redirected to the inquiry. If you select a record in the list, the entry window opens and displays the details of the selected record. Also, if you create a new record from the inquiry, the entry window opens. Additionally, you can configure the actions to be available on the inquiry. For more information, see: see: [Manage substitutes of entry windows - overview](/visma-net-erp/to-be-deleted/online-help/shared-files/cu-manage-substitutes-entry-window-con/). ### The Entry window settings section
Element Description
Entry window

The entry window to be associated with this inquiry. The list of available windows is filtered according to the data access classes selected for the inquiry on the Tables tab.

When you select an entry window, this window is added to the Navigation tab automatically. The navigation parameters, which are the key fields in the entry window and the inquiry parameters that should be passed to these fields, are filled in automatically, but you can also specify these parameters manually.

Replace entry window with this inquiry in menu A check box you select to replace the entry window selected in the Entry window column with the inquiry (that is, to display the inquiry instead of the entry window when the user clicks the menu item in the navigation pane).
### The Operations with records section
Element Description
Enable mass actions for records

A check box that you select to allow users to perform the actions you select on the records in the inquiry window. With this check box selected, the Mass actions tab appears in this window. On this tab, you can specify the action or actions that will be available in the Actions menu in the window toolbar of the inquiry window.

If this box is selected, the selected commands will appear in the Actions menu in the window toolbar and the Selected column in the table of the substitute window. A user can select one record or multiple records, and then apply any available command to the selected records.

Automatically confirm customized mass actions This check box and the Enable mass actions for record must both be selected, in order to make the system confirm automatically any confirmation dialog pop-up that would be raised by the system while executing the action.
Enable mass deletion

A check box you select to allow users to delete multiple records from the list in the inquiry window.

If this check box is selected, the Delete button appears in the window toolbar and the Selected column appears in the inquiry window. A user can select one or multiple records, and then delete them.

Automatically confirm customized mass deletion This check box and the Enable mass record deletion must both be selected, in order to have the system automatically confirm the deletion of records when a user clicks Delete.
Enable mass update

A check box that you select to allow users to update multiple records from the list in the inquiry window. If you select this check box, the Mass update fields tab appears in the window. Use this tab to select the field (or fields) that users should be able to update.

If this check box is selected, the Update and Update all commands appear in the Actions menu in the window toolbar and the Selected column in the table of the inquiry window. A user can select one record or multiple records, and then change the specified fields of the selected records.

Enable new creation

A check box you select to allow users to create new records from the inquiry window.

If this check box is selected, the Add record button appears in the window toolbar in the table of the inquiry window. When a user clicks the button, the entry window opens so the user can add a new record.

### The New record defaults table This table is available only if the **Enable new record creation** check box is selected. In this table, you can specify the default values for the records that can be created in the inquiry window.
Column Description
Field The name of the field in the entry window.
Value The default value for the selected field.
## The Navigation tab In the **Windows** area of this tab, you can specify the list of screens to be used for navigation from the inquiry. For each window, in the **Navigation parameters** area, you can specify navigation parameters and select the way to open the window. ### The Windows area In this area, you can specify the list of screens to be used for navigation from the inquiry. You can select any data entry or maintenance window as well as an inquiry or a report. ### The Navigation parameters area By using this area, for each window, you can specify navigation parameters and select the way to open the window.
Column Description
Field The name of the field of the window, which can be the field in the entry window, the inquiry parameter, or the report parameter.
Parameter The default value for the selected field.
### The Navigation parameters area element By using this element, you can select the way the window is opened.
Element Description
Window mode

The way the window is opened. The following modes are available:

  • Same tab: The window opens in the same browser tab instead of the inquiry. This is the default mode.
  • New tab: The window opens in a new browser tab.
  • Pop-up window: The window opens in a new pop-up window.
  • Side panel: The window opens in the side panel, allowing to quickly edit the desired values, while you still have the main generic inquiry window open. About side panels and Enable the side panel

For more information, see:

If the window is selected as the entry window on the Entry point tab and replaced with the inquiry, the window mode of this window is Inline. This means that this window opens in the same browser tab when a user is adding a new record or viewing the details of an existing record. You cannot change this mode.

## The Mass update fields tab This tab appears only if the **Enable mass record update** check box is selected on the **Entry point** tab. By using this tab, you can specify the fields of the entry window that can be updated in the table if a user clicks **Update all** in the **Actions** menu in the window toolbar of the inquiry.
Column Description
Select

An unlabelled check box that you use to select the fields you want to be updated.

When you add a field to this table, it becomes active, with the Select check box automatically selected. You can clear the check box any time.

Field name The name of the field that should be updated.
## The Mass actions tab This tab appears only if the **Enable mass actions on records** check box is selected on the **Entry point** tab. By using this tab, you can specify the options that will be available in the **Actions** menu in the window toolbar of the inquiry.
Column Description
Select

An unlabelled check box that you use to select an action.

When you add an action to this table, it becomes active, with the Select check box automatically selected. You can clear this check box any time.

Action The name of the action that will be available in the Actions menu in the window toolbar of the inquiry.
## Formulas In some columns of the **Relationship**, **Conditions**, and **Result grid** tabs, you can use formulas to calculate the values of these columns by using the formula editor, which is invoked by clicking the edit control button in the columns. The formula editor includes standard and window-specific functions. For the list of standard functions, see: [About operators](/visma-net-erp/help/general-ledger/manage-analytical-reports/formulas/about-operators/) and [About functions](/visma-net-erp/help/general-ledger/manage-analytical-reports/formulas/about-functions/). The window-specific function is the `Concat()` function. If the software of your Visma Net database is MySQL Server, for generic inquiries, use the `Concat()` function instead of `+` to sum the values of the string data type, as follows. `=Concat('My first string', 'My second string', [Object.DataField])`

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Lists as entry points (SM208500) /visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/lists-as-entry-points-sm208500 page By using this window, you can view the list of entry windows that have substitute windows and activate or cancel the replacement of the entry windows. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Lists as entry points (SM208500) By using this window, you can view the list of entry windows that have substitute windows and activate or cancel the replacement of the entry windows. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. Additionally, you can change the location of the windows on the sitemap. Note: If you delete a row in the table, you cancel the replacement of the entry window; the entry and the substitute windows themselves are not deleted. ## The table The table displays the list of data entry windows that have the substitute windows. By using this table, you can manage the replacement of the data entry windows. Additionally, you can view and change the location of the windows in the sitemap.
Column Description
Active

A check box that you select to replace the entry window with the corresponding substitute window when a user clicks the name of the entry window on the navigation pane. Clear the check box to cancel the replacement.

For generic inquiries that are used as substitute windows, selecting or clearing the Active check box selects or clears, respectively, the Replace entry window with this inquiry in menu check box on the Entry point tab of the Generic inquiry (SM208000) window.

Entry window location The name and location (in the sitemap) of the entry window.
Entry window ID The unique ID of the entry window.
Substitute window location The name and location (on the site map) of the substitute window.
Substitute window ID The unique ID of the substitute window.
Pivot tables (SM208010) /visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/pivot-tables-sm208010 section You use this window to add and edit pivot tables, which are based on generic inquiries. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Pivot tables (SM208010) You use this window to add and edit pivot tables, which are based on generic inquiries. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. When designing a pivot table, you select the generic inquiry fields that will provide data for analysis and for filtering. In addition, you can specify display parameters for each field that is used in the pivot table. ## The window toolbar
Button Description
View pivot Builds the pivot table designed or selected in the window. This button becomes available after you save changes in the pivot table parameters.
Edit inquiry Opens the Generic inquiry (SM208000) window for the generic inquiry that is selected in the Window ID field. This button becomes available after you select a generic inquiry in the Window ID field.
## The top part In this area, you can create a new pivot table or select an existing pivot table to view and edit its parameters.
Element Description
Screen ID Required. The unique ID of the generic inquiry that is used for building the pivot table.
Sitemap location

The location of the new pivot table in the Visma Net site map, where it is available for users to open.

You should specify the site map location in this field if you want to display the created pivot table in the site map; otherwise, leave this field blank.

Pivot table ID

Required.

The unique ID of the pivot table. For a new pivot table, leave this field blank; once the pivot table is saved, the system will insert the value of the Name field in this field as an ID.

For an existing pivot table, you can select a value in this field only after the screen ID has been selected.

Shared filter to apply

The name of a shared filter that is used with the pivot table.

The default value of this field is All records.

Name The name of the pivot table. For a new pivot table, enter a name that describes the type of data that is shown with this pivot table.
Is shared

A check box that you select to share the pivot table between all users of your Visma Net instance.

By default, this check box is cleared.

## The Fields pane This pane contains the list of fields from the selected generic inquiry that are not used in the pivot table settings. Initially, it contains the full list of fields from the selected generic inquiry. You can move fields from this pane to other panes of the window in the following ways: + Select fields in this pane, and then click ![icon-add](/media/visma-net-erp/icon-add.png) on the pane where you want to move the field. + Drag and drop fields to other panes in the window. The pane toolbar includes only standard buttons. ## The Filters pane This pane contains a list of fields from the selected generic inquiry that are used as filters in the pivot table. You can filter pivot table data by multiple fields. You can add fields to this pane and remove fields from the pane by dragging and dropping them or by using the toolbar buttons. The pane toolbar includes only standard buttons. ## The Columns pane This pane contains a list of fields from the selected generic inquiry that are displayed as columns in the pivot table. You can use multiple fields in the columns of the pivot table. You can add fields to this pane and remove fields from the pane by dragging and dropping them or by using the toolbar buttons. The pane toolbar includes only standard buttons. ## The Rows pane This pane contains a list of fields from the selected generic inquiry that are displayed as rows in the pivot table. You can use multiple fields in the rows of the pivot table. You can add fields to this pane and remove fields from the pane by dragging and dropping them or by using the toolbar buttons. The pane toolbar includes only standard buttons. ## The Values pane This pane contains a list of fields from the selected generic inquiry whose values are displayed in cells of the pivot table. You can add multiple fields in this pane. You can add fields to this pane and remove fields from the pane by dragging and dropping them or by using the toolbar buttons. The pane toolbar includes only standard buttons. ## The Properties pane This pane contains the display properties for a field that is selected in the **Filters**, **Columns**, **Rows**, or **Values** pane. The following table describes the properties.
Property Description
Caption

The caption of the field that is displayed in the pivot table. You change the caption in this field if you want to see a different field name than the field name in the generic inquiry in the pivot table.

By default, the property value is equal to the field name in the generic inquiry.

Aggregate

An aggregate function that is applied to the field values. Select one of the following functions:

Sum
Returns the sum of the field values (for numeric fields)
Count
Returns the number of the field values (for all types of fields)
Average
Returns the average value of the field values (for numeric fields)
Min
Returns the smallest value among the field values (for date and numeric fields)
Max
Returns the largest value among the field values (for date and numeric fields)
Median
Returns the middle value of the field values (for date and numeric fields)

The default value of this property is Sum for numeric fields and Count for non-numeric fields.

Sort order

The order in which the field values are sorted in the pivot table. Select one of the following values:

Ascending
That is, A to Z for text, lower to higher for numbers, or newest to oldest for dates
Descending
That is, Z to A for text, higher to lower for numbers, or oldest to newest for dates

The default value of this parameter is Ascending.

Show percent

A check box that you select if you want to display value of the field as a percentage of the total value. This check box should be used with fields from the Values pane only.

By default, the check box is cleared.

Show total

A check box that you select if you want to display the total field for the set of fields.

By default, the check box is selected.

Total label

The name of the total field in the pivot table. The field is displayed only when the Show total check box is selected.

By default, the field is empty and the field label is Total.

Width

The width (in pixels) of the cells in the pivot table where the field values are displayed.

The default value of this parameter is 100 pixels.

Format

The format of the field value that is displayed in the pivot table. You can use the standard formats defined for the format function in.Net.

By default, the field is empty, which means that the field is not formatted.

Round to

The part of the date field that is used in the pivot table. You can analyse data by using either the full date or a particular part of it (for example, a month or a year).

This property appears only for fields of the date type.

Select one of the following values:

None
(default): The full date is used in the pivot table.
Minutes
Only minutes from the selected date field are used in the pivot table.
Hours
Only hours from the selected date field are used in the pivot table.
Days
Only days of month from the selected date field are used in the pivot table.
Months
Only months from the selected date field are used in the pivot table.
Quarters
Only quarters are used in the pivot table. The system calculates the quarter based on the date in the selected date field.
Years
Only years from the selected date field are used in the pivot table.
Date part

The part of the date field by which the system aggregates data in the pivot table. For example: If the date field contains the month and the year (such as July 2017), you can configure the system so that it aggregates data by month for multiple years.

If you want to display only the year in the headers of the pivot table, you need to select the Year value in the Round to field.

You can select one of the following values:

None
(default): The data by full date is displayed in the pivot table.
Hour
The system aggregates data by the hour. (Only the hour is displayed in the pivot table.)
Day
The system aggregates data by the day. (Only the day is displayed in the pivot table.)
Month
The system aggregates data by the month. (Only the month is displayed in the pivot table.)
Quarter
The system aggregates data by the quarter. (Only the quarter is displayed in the pivot table.)

This property appears for only fields of the date type.

You can specify either a part of the date in this box or the rounding specified in the Round to field. For example: If you specified a value in the Round to field and then selected a value in this field, the system automatically resets the value of the Round to field to None.

Segment The segment of the field value that the system uses to aggregate data in the pivot table. In this field, you can select one of the segments specified in the Segment keys (CS202000) window for the segment key. This property appears for only fields whose values are defined by a segment key (such as General ledger subaccounts).
## The pivot table title bar The title bar of the window that contains the generated pivot table (which appears when you click **View pivot** from the window) includes standard and window-specific buttons.
Buttons Description
Save as Creates a copy of the pivot table with a different name. You click this button when you change the pivot table settings and want to save it as a new table for the same general inquiry.
Save Saves changes to the pivot table. You click this button when you change the settings of the pivot table and want your changed version to replace the previous version of pivot table.
Customise Opens the Pivot tables (SM208010) window, where you can modify the pivot table settings.

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Custom notifications (SM205041) /visma-net-erp/help/customisation/customisation-windows/custom-notifications-sm205041 page By using this window you can set up and activate notifications about changes/actions within your system. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Custom notifications (SM205041) By using this window you can set up and activate notifications about changes/actions within your system. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. You will get the notifications by email. You can: + initiate system set notifications to be received by selected or all user. + configure your own notifications and also set them to be received by other user. Users can sign up to receive notification about these changes in particular windows, registrations or documents. You can create and use notifications with special variables or placeholders where the system will insert the recipient’s personalised data when the system generates the notification. ## Search line in list window If you are in the list window, the first line in the table is a search line. Each column has a search field which you can click to search for or filter on specific values and narrow down the displayed table rows. You can search and filter in as many columns as you need to, to only display the results you want to view. There are two types of search fields: + White: here you can type a specific search term to display results in this column containing this exact value. If you search on several (partial) words, you can separate them by a space or **%** and get different results: + space: the result contains the words in any order, + **%**: the result contains the words in the specific order, and the **%** functions as a wildcard as well. + Grey: you can click this to open the column filter pop-up window where you can filter the results for this column. ## The window toolbar
Button Description
View window Opens the window you have selected in Window ID. By doing this you are leaving the Custom notifications (SM205041) window.
## The top part Use this area to either + create a new notification or + select an existing notification and view its details. For a new notification, you select the window from which you want to be notified about changed or if something is created. You also specify the message (the **Notification message** field) for the notification.
Element Description
Window ID Use the magnifier or start typing the window name/ID you want notifications about.
Notification category

A list of areas/categories the notification applies to. You can select between:

  • System information
  • Projects
  • Payments
  • Accounting
  • Orders
  • Invoicing
Notification ID The unique identifier, which the system automatically assigns (by using the Description value) when you save the notification for the first time. You can select existing notifications by their IDs or use the magnifier to see all the notification details.
Notification name A description of the notification, which will be available in the notification details You can search for the description to select. This value can be an alphanumeric string.
Notification message This text will be used in the notification.
Active

A check box that indicates (if selected) that this notification is active. and can be viewed on the tab Active.

This check box can only be edited for custom notifications. The systems pre-set notifications will always be set to active.

If you want to receive notifications by email, go to User settings (SM203010), General information tab, Custom notifications section and select Enable custom notification emails.

No. of days until due
## The tabs in this window Descriptions of the different tabs are expandable in the list below. ## The Conditions tab On the **Conditions** tab, you can specify the conditions that the system checks each time anything changes in the window you have specified. The system generates a notification only if the conditions are met.
Element Description
Active

A check box you select if you want the conditions to initiate a notification the recipients you have specified.

By deselecting, the conditions and notification will be inactive, but you may activate whenever you want.

Field name The data field on the window which value is used in the condition.
Condition

The logical operation to apply to the value of the selected data field. The following options are available:

  • Equals
  • Does not equal
  • Is greater than
  • Is greater than or equal to
  • Contains
  • Starts with
  • Ends with
  • Does not contain
  • Is between - requires that you use both Value and Value 2
  • Is null
  • Is not null
Is relative A check box that you select if the field value is relative to the current business date. This option is used only for date fields.
Value The first value of the condition to be compared with the selected data field value. Most of the conditions require only one value, while Is between requires two values.
Value 2 The second value of the condition, if required by the chosen condition.
Operator

The character representing the action you want to perform. The valid operators are:

  • And
  • Or
## The Recipient tab On the **Recipient** tab, you can select recipient of the notification.
Element Description
Active A check box that you select if this recipient is active and can receive the notification.
Source

The source of the recipient. Select one of the following options:

  • User: The users of the specified Window ID, generally the employees
  • Document: The contacts associated with specific documents such as invoice, suppliers, customers etc. You can filter further in the column recipient when you have selected this option.
  • Role: The users grouped into roles e.g. Administrators

When you have selected your source, you can specify further in the Recipient field.

Recipient

After selecting Source, you specify further whom is to receive the notification. Click the magnifier to see the lists of users or roles.

If you select Document as your source, you will have more options. These are the options sorted by window:

Window Condition
Suppliers:
Created by The person to be notified is the user that created the supplier.
Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last did a modification in the Suppliers (AP303000) window.
Customers:
Created by The person to be notified is the user that created the customer.
Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last did a modification in the Customers (AR303000) window.
Stock items:
Created by The person to be notified is the user that created stock item.
Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last did a modification in the Stock items (IN202500) window..
Product manager > Default contact The person to be notified is the user that is entered in the Product manager field in Stock items (IN202500) window.
Non-stock items:
Created by The person to be notified is the user that created non-stock item.
Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last did a modification in the Non-stock items (IN202000) window.
Product manager > Default contact The person to be notified is the user that is entered in the Product manager field in Non-stock items (IN202000) window.
Projects:
Created by The person to be notified is the user that created project.
Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last did a modification in the Projects (PM631000) report window.
Customer > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the customer that is entered in the Projects (PM301000) window.
Customer > Last updated by The person that will be notified is the user who last updated the customer that is entered in the Projects (PM301000) window.
Project manager > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the project manager that is assigned to the project, not the project manager for the project.
Project manager > Last updated by The user to be notified is the user who last modified the project manager that is assigned to the project, not the project manager for the project.
Invoice:
Created by The person to be notified is the user that created the invoice.
Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last did a modification in the Invoice (SO643000) report window.
Customer > created by The person to be notified is the user that created the customer that is assigned to the invoice
Customer > Last updated by The person to be notified is the user that last updated the customer assigned to invoice.
Project > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the project that is set on the top part of Sales invoices (AR301000).
Project > Last updated by The person to be notified is the user that last updated the project assigned to the invoice.
Customer > Default contact The person to be notified is the one owning the e-mail set in Main contact in the Customers (AR303000) window, General information tab.
Default salesperson > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the Default salesperson in the Salespersons (AR205000) window who is assigned in the Sales invoices (AR301000) window, on the Salesperson commission tab.
Default salesperson > Last modified by The person to be notified is the person that last modified the Default salesperson in Salespersons (AR205000) which is assigned in the Sales invoices (AR301000) window, on the Salesperson commission tab.
Project > Invoice contact The person to be notified is the user entered on the Summary tab, Invoice contact section, Email in the Projects (PM301000) window, who is assigned to the project set in the top part of Sales invoices (AR301000) window.
Sales order:
Created by The person to be notified is the user that created the sales order.
Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last did a modification in the Sales orders (SO301000) window.
Customer > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the Customer that is on the Sales orders (SO301000) window.
Customer > Last updated by The person to be notified is the user that last updated the Customer assigned to the sales order.
Project > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the Project that is on the Sales orders (SO301000) window.
Project > Last updated by The person to be notified is the user that last updated the Project assigned to the sales order.
Owner > Default contact The person to be notified is the Owner from Sales orders (SO301000) window, the Financial settings tab> Financial information section.
Shipments:
Created by The person to be notified is the user that created the shipment.
Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last did a modification in the Shipments (SO302000) window.
Owner > Default contact The person to be notified is the Owner from the top part of the window.
Customer > Default contact The person to be notified is the owner of the main contact email from the Customer (not from contacts tab, but from General info tab > Main Contact > Email.
Purchase order:
Created by The person to be notified is the user that created purchase order.
Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last did a modification in the Purchase orders (PO301000) window.
Supplier > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the supplier.
Supplier > Last updated by The person to be notified is the user that last updated the Supplier on the purchase order.
Project > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the project that is assigned to the purchase order.
Project > Last Updated by The person to be notified is the user that last updated the Project assigned to the purchase order.
Owner > Last modified by The person to be notified is the user who last modified the employee that is set as owner to the Purchase orders (PO301000) window.
Owner > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the employee that is set as Owner to the on the Purchase orders (PO301000) window.
Sales order no. > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the sales order linked in the Other Information tab.
Sales order no > Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last modified the Sales order no. on the Purchase order (PO641000) window.
Prepayment ref. no > Created by The person to be notified is the user who created the prepayment linked in the Other Information tab
Prepayment ref. no. > Last modified by The person to be notified is the user that last modified the Prepayment ref. no.
## The Fields tab On the **Fields** tab, you have an overview of the fields used in the notification.
Element Description
Active A check box that you select if this Field name is active for this notification.
Field name The field to be monitored for changes. Recipients will be notified each time the value of the field changes under the conditions set in the conditions tab.
Related reference [Automation notifications (SM205040)](/visma-net-erp/help/automation/automation-windows/automation-notifications-sm205040/) [Send reports (SM205060)](/visma-net-erp/help/automation/automation-windows/send-reports-sm205060/)

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