@adminide-stack/clock-tik-browser 12.0.22-alpha.1 → 12.0.22-alpha.2

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+ id: books-dashboard
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+ title: Dashboard
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+ sidebar_label: Dashboard
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+ ---
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+ ## Dashboard
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+ The **Dashboard** provides customizable visual analytics and reporting panels. Navigate to `/dashboard` to access it.
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+ ![Dashboard Overview](/static/img/books/dashboard-overview.png)
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Overview
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+ The Dashboard is a flexible, panel-based reporting tool that displays key metrics from your timesheets, projects, and team activity. You can create multiple dashboards, each with a different set of panels tailored to your needs.
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+ ---
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+ ### Managing Dashboards
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+ #### Creating a Dashboard
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+ 1. Click the **dashboard selector** dropdown
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+ 2. Click **Create Dashboard**
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+ 3. Enter a name for the dashboard
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+ 4. Configure access control (see below)
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+ 5. Click **Save**
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+ #### Editing a Dashboard
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+ 1. Select the dashboard from the dropdown
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+ 2. Click the **Edit** (pencil) icon
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+ 3. Modify the name or access settings
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+ 4. Click **Save**
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+ #### Deleting a Dashboard
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+ 1. Select the dashboard from the dropdown
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+ 2. Click the **Delete** icon
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+ 3. Confirm the deletion
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+ #### Setting a Default Dashboard
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+ You can mark one dashboard as your default, which loads automatically when you visit the Dashboard page.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Access Control
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+ Each dashboard has an access level that determines who can see it:
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+ | Access Level | Description |
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+ |-------------|-------------|
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+ | **Only Me** | Only you can view this dashboard |
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+ | **Selected Users** | Share with specific users and/or roles |
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+ | **Everyone** | Visible to all organization members |
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+ When choosing **Selected Users**, you can add individual users or entire roles to the sharing list.
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+ ---
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+ ### Dashboard Panels
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+ Panels are the building blocks of your dashboard. Each panel displays a specific metric or visualization.
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+ #### Available Panel Types
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+ | Panel | Description |
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+ |-------|-------------|
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+ | **Active Projects** | Shows currently active projects and their status |
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+ | **Billable Time** | Displays billable vs. non-billable time breakdown |
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+ | **Project Distribution** | Chart showing time distribution across projects |
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+ | **Project Logs** | Recent project activity and log entries |
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+ | **Project Timing** | Time spent per project with comparisons |
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+ | **Task Distribution** | Breakdown of time by task type |
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+ | **Time Distribution** | Overall time distribution analytics |
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+ | **Timesheet Approval Rate** | Percentage of approved vs. pending timesheets |
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+ | **Timesheet** | Timesheet summary and status overview |
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+ | **Timesheet Status** | Breakdown of timesheet statuses |
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+ | **User Timing** | Time tracking per team member |
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+ | **Weekly Summary** | Week-over-week summary of key metrics |
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+ | **Custom Panel** | Create a custom panel with your own configuration |
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+ #### Panel Categories
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+ Panels are grouped into these categories for easy browsing:
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+ - **Timesheet** — Timesheet-related metrics and statuses
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+ - **Project Timing** — Project time tracking analytics
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+ - **Time Distribution** — How time is distributed across categories
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+ - **Project Distribution** — Project-level distribution charts
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+ - **Timesheet Status** — Timesheet approval and status breakdowns
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+ - **User Timing** — Per-user time tracking data
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+ - **Project Logs** — Activity and logging data
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+ ---
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+ ### Adding Panels
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+ 1. Open the dashboard you want to customize
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+ 2. Click **Manage Panels** or the **Add Panel** button
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+ 3. Browse available panel types
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+ 4. Select the panels you want to add
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+ 5. Click **Save**
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+ ---
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+ ### Configuring Panels
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+ Each panel has configurable preferences:
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+ | Setting | Description |
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+ | **Time Period** | Select the time range for data (e.g., This Week, This Month, Custom) |
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+ | **Date Range** | Custom start and end dates |
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+ | **Group By** | How data is grouped (e.g., by project, by user, by day) |
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+ | **Filters** | Additional filters to narrow the displayed data |
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+ ---
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+ ### Reordering Panels
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+ Drag and drop panels to reorder them on your dashboard. The layout is saved automatically and persists across sessions.
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+ ---
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+ ### Removing Panels
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+ 1. Open **Manage Panels**
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+ 2. Click the **Remove** button on the panel you want to remove
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+ 3. The panel is removed from the dashboard (it can be re-added later)
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+ id: books-expenses
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+ title: Expense Management
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+ sidebar_label: Expenses
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+ ---
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+ ## Expense Management
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+ The **Expenses** module (`Books > Purchase > Expenses`) lets you track, categorize, and manage all business expenses. Navigate to `/books/purchase/expenses` to access it.
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+ ![Expenses List](/static/img/books/expenses-list.png)
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+ ---
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+ ### Overview
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+ The Expenses page provides a centralized interface for recording business expenses, uploading receipts, categorizing them by account, and tracking their approval status.
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+ ---
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+ ### Expense List
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+ The main page displays a data table of all expenses with:
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+ | Column | Description |
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+ | **Date** | Date the expense was incurred |
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+ | **Expense Account** | Category/account the expense is charged to |
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+ | **Amount** | Expense amount with currency |
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+ | **Vendor** | Vendor or payee |
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+ | **Status** | Current status of the expense |
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+ | **Actions** | View, edit, or delete the expense |
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+ #### Searching & Filtering
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+ - **Search bar** — Find expenses by description, vendor, or invoice number
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+ - **Status filter** — Filter by expense status
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+ - **Expense Account** — Filter by account category
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+ - **Vendor** — Filter by specific vendor
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+ - **Customer** — Filter by associated customer
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+ - **Date range** — Filter by date range (From / To)
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+ - **Pagination** — Navigate through results
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+ ---
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+ ### Expense Statuses
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+ | Status | Description |
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+ |--------|-------------|
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+ | **Draft** | Expense recorded but not yet submitted |
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+ | **Submitted** | Expense submitted for approval |
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+ | **Approved** | Expense has been approved |
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+ | **Rejected** | Expense has been rejected |
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+ | **Paid** | Expense has been reimbursed or paid |
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+ ---
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+ ### Creating an Expense
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+ ![Expense Form](/static/img/books/expense-form.png)
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+ 1. Navigate to **Books > Purchase > Expenses**
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+ 2. Click **New Expense**
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+ 3. Fill in the form fields
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+ 4. Optionally upload receipts
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+ 5. Click **Save**
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+ #### Form Fields
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+ | Field | Required | Description |
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+ |-------|----------|-------------|
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+ | **Date** | Yes | Date the expense was incurred |
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+ | **Expense Account** | Yes | Select from categorized account list |
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+ | **Amount** | Yes | Expense amount |
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+ | **Currency** | Yes | Transaction currency |
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+ | **Paid Through** | No | Account/method used for payment |
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+ | **Vendor** | No | Vendor or payee |
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+ | **Invoice Number** | No | Vendor's invoice reference number |
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+ | **Notes** | No | Additional details or description |
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+ | **Customer** | No | Customer to associate with this expense |
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+ | **Reporting Tags** | No | Tags for reporting and categorization |
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+ | **Is Billable** | No | Whether this expense is billable to a customer |
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+ | **Project** | No | Link expense to a specific project |
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+ | **Tax Amount** | No | Tax portion of the expense |
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+ | **Tax Rate** | No | Applicable tax rate |
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+ #### Receipt Upload
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+ You can attach receipt images or documents to any expense:
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+ 1. Click the **Upload Receipt** area in the form
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+ 2. Select or drag-and-drop your receipt file
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+ 3. The receipt is uploaded and linked to the expense
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+ ---
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+ ### Expense Account Categories
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+ Expenses are organized into the following account categories:
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+ | Category | Examples |
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+ | **Cost of Goods Sold** | Direct materials, manufacturing costs |
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+ | **Expense** | Advertising & Marketing, Bank Fees & Charges, Consultant Expense, IT & Internet Expenses, Janitorial Expense, Meals & Entertainment, Office Supplies, Postage, Printing & Stationery, Rent Expense, Repairs & Maintenance, Salaries & Employee Wages, Telephone Expense, Travel Expense, and more (30+ accounts) |
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+ | **Non Current Liability** | Long-term obligations |
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+ | **Other Current Liability** | Short-term obligations |
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+ | **Fixed Asset** | Equipment, furniture, vehicles |
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+ | **Other Current Asset** | Prepaid expenses, deposits |
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+ ---
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+ ### Bulk Expense Entry
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+ For entering multiple expenses at once:
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+ 1. Navigate to **Books > Purchase > Expenses**
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+ 2. Click **Bulk Add**
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+ 3. Enter multiple expense rows in the bulk entry form
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+ 4. Submit all rows at once
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+ This is useful for recording several expenses from a single trip or event.
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+ ---
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+ ### Recurring Expenses
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+ You can set up recurring expenses that are automatically created on a schedule:
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+ | Field | Description |
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+ | **Profile Name** | Name for the recurring expense profile |
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+ | **Repeat Every** | Frequency (e.g., every month, every week) |
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+ | **Start Date** | When to begin recurring |
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+ | **End Date** | When to stop recurring (optional) |
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+ | **Never Expires** | Toggle to make the expense recur indefinitely |
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+ To set up a recurring expense:
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+ 1. Create a new expense
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+ 2. Enable the **Recurring** toggle
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+ 3. Fill in the recurrence fields
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+ 4. Save the expense
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+ ### Approval Workflow
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+ 1. **Employee** records an expense and submits it
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+ 2. **Manager/Admin** reviews the expense
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+ 3. Expense is either **Approved** or **Rejected**
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+ 4. Approved expenses can be marked as **Paid** once reimbursed
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+ id: books-notes
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+ title: Notes
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+ sidebar_label: Notes
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+ ---
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+ ## Notes
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+ The **Notes** module (`Books > Notes`) provides a simple, visual way to organize financial notes and memos. Navigate to `/books/notes` to access it.
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+ ![Notes Page](/static/img/books/notes-page.png)
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+ ---
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+ ### Overview
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+ Notes are displayed as color-coded cards in a grid layout — similar to sticky notes. Use them for keeping track of financial reminders, meeting notes, vendor follow-ups, or any other information related to your books.
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+ ### Notes Grid
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+ Unlike other Books pages that use data tables, Notes uses a **card-based grid layout**:
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+ - Each note appears as a colored card
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+ - Cards show the **title**, a **content preview**, **tags**, and the **date**
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+ - Pinned notes appear at the top
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+ - Use the **search bar** to find notes by title or content
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+ - Use the **tags filter** to filter by specific tags
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+ - Toggle between **active**, **pinned**, and **archived** views
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+ ### Creating a Note
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+ 1. Navigate to **Books > Notes**
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+ 2. Click **New Note**
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+ 3. Fill in the note details
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+ 4. Click **Save**
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+ #### Form Fields
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+ | Field | Required | Description |
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+ |-------|----------|-------------|
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+ | **Title** | Yes | Note title/heading |
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+ | **Content** | No | Rich text content of the note |
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+ | **Color** | No | Background color for the note card (default: white) |
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+ | **Tags** | No | Tags for categorization and filtering |
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+ ### Note Actions
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+ Each note card provides the following actions:
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+ | Action | Description |
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+ | **Edit** | Open the note for editing |
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+ | **Delete** | Permanently remove the note |
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+ | **Pin** | Pin the note to the top of the grid |
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+ | **Archive** | Move the note to the archive |
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+ ---
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+ ### Pinning Notes
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+ Pin important notes so they always appear at the top of your notes grid:
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+ 1. Click the **Pin** action on a note card
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+ 2. The note moves to the top of the grid and stays there
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+ 3. Click **Unpin** to return it to normal position
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+ ---
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+ ### Archiving Notes
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+ Archive notes you no longer need in your active view but want to keep:
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+ 1. Click the **Archive** action on a note card
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+ 2. The note is removed from the active view
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+ 3. Switch to the **Archived** view to see archived notes
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+ 4. Unarchive a note to restore it to the active view
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+ ---
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+ ### Color Coding
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+ Assign colors to your notes for visual organization:
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+ - Use the **color picker** when creating or editing a note
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+ - Different colors can represent categories (e.g., red for urgent, green for completed, blue for follow-up)
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+ - The default color is white (`#ffffff`)
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+ ### Tags
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+ Tags help you categorize and filter notes:
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+ - Add one or more tags when creating or editing a note
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+ - Use the **tags filter** on the Notes page to show only notes with specific tags
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+ - Tags appear on each note card for quick identification
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+ id: books-purchase-orders
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+ title: Purchase Orders
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+ sidebar_label: Purchase Orders
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+ ## Purchase Orders
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+ The **Purchase Orders** module (`Books > Purchase > Purchase Orders`) lets you create and manage purchase orders to your vendors. Navigate to `/books/purchase/orders` to access it.
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+ ![Purchase Orders List](/static/img/books/purchase-orders-list.png)
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+ ### Overview
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+ Purchase Orders (POs) formalize your procurement process by documenting what you're buying, from whom, at what price, and when it should be delivered.
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+ ### Purchase Order List
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+ The main page displays a data table of all purchase orders with:
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+ | Column | Description |
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+ | **PO Number** | Auto-generated purchase order number |
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+ | **Date** | Date the PO was created |
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+ | **Vendor** | Vendor/supplier the order is placed with |
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+ | **Status** | Current status of the order |
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+ | **Total Amount** | Order total with currency |
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+ | **Actions** | View, edit, or delete the purchase order |
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+ #### Searching & Filtering
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+ - **Search bar** — Find POs by number, vendor name, or reference
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+ - **Status filter** — Filter by PO status
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+ - **Date range** — Filter by date range (From / To)
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+ - **Pagination** — Navigate through results with offset/limit controls
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+ ---
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+ ### Purchase Order Statuses
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+ | Status | Description |
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+ | **Draft** | PO has been created but not yet sent to the vendor |
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+ | **Sent** | PO has been sent to the vendor |
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+ | **Partially Received** | Some items from the PO have been received |
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+ | **Received** | All items from the PO have been received |
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+ | **Cancelled** | PO has been cancelled |
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+ ### Creating a Purchase Order
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+ ![Purchase Order Form](/static/img/books/purchase-order-form.png)
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+ 1. Navigate to **Books > Purchase > Purchase Orders**
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+ 2. Click **New Purchase Order**
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+ 3. Fill in the form fields (see below)
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+ 4. Add line items
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+ 5. Click **Save as Draft** or **Send**
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+ #### Form Fields
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+ | Field | Required | Description |
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+ | **PO Number** | Auto | Auto-generated with configurable prefix (see [Settings](#settings)) |
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+ | **Date** | Yes | Purchase order date |
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+ | **Vendor** | Yes | Select from your vendor directory |
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+ | **Delivery Address Type** | No | Choose between Organization address or Customer address |
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+ | **Customer** | No | Select customer (if delivery is to a customer) |
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+ | **Reference Number** | No | External reference number |
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+ | **Delivery Date** | No | Expected delivery date |
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+ | **Payment Terms** | No | Payment terms (e.g., Net 30, Net 60) |
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+ | **Shipment Preference** | No | Preferred shipping method |
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+ | **Notes** | No | Additional notes or instructions |
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+ #### Delivery Address
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+ When entering a delivery address, the following sub-fields are available:
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+ - Name
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+ - Address Line 1
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+ - Address Line 2
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+ - City
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+ - State
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+ - Zip Code
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+ - Country
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+ #### Line Items
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+ Each line item includes:
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+ | **Item Details** | Description of the item being purchased |
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+ | **Quantity** | Number of units |
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+ | **Rate** | Price per unit |
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+ | **Amount** | Auto-calculated (Quantity × Rate) |
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+ #### Financial Summary
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+ | Field | Description |
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+ | **Sub Total** | Sum of all line item amounts |
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+ | **Discount** | Discount amount or percentage |
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+ | **Tax Amount** | Applicable tax |
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+ | **Total Amount** | Final amount after discount and tax |
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+ | **Currency** | Currency for the transaction (default: INR) |
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+ ### Editing a Purchase Order
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+ 1. Click the **Edit** action on a purchase order in the list
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+ 2. Modify the required fields
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+ 3. Click **Save**
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+ > **Note:** Only POs in **Draft** status can be freely edited. Sent or received POs may have restricted editing.
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+ ### Viewing a Purchase Order
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+ Click the **View** action or the PO number link to open the detail page, which displays all PO information in a read-only format.
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+ ### Deleting a Purchase Order
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+ Click the **Delete** action on a purchase order in the list. A confirmation dialog will appear before the PO is permanently removed.
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+ ### Settings
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+ The PO number prefix can be configured in your organization settings:
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+ - **Setting:** `books.purchase.poNumberPrefix`
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+ - **Example:** Setting the prefix to `PO-` will generate numbers like `PO-0001`, `PO-0002`, etc.
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+ id: books-quotes
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+ title: Sales Quotes
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+ sidebar_label: Quotes
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+ ---
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+ ## Sales Quotes
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+ The **Quotes** module (`Books > Sales > Quotes`) lets you create and send professional sales quotes to your customers. Navigate to `/books/sales/quotes` to access it.
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+ ![Quotes List](/static/img/books/quotes-list.png)
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+ ### Overview
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+ Quotes (also called estimates or proposals) are documents sent to potential customers outlining the products or services you offer, along with pricing and terms. Once accepted, a quote can be converted into a sales order.
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+ ### Quote List
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+ The main page displays a data table of all quotes with:
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+ | **Quote Number** | Auto-generated quote reference number |
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+ | **Customer** | Customer the quote is for |
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+ | **Quote Date** | Date the quote was created |
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+ | **Expiry Date** | Date the quote expires |
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+ | **Status** | Current status |
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+ | **Total** | Quote total amount |
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+ | **Actions** | View, edit, delete, or convert the quote |
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+ #### Searching & Filtering
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+ - **Search bar** — Find quotes by number, customer, or subject
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+ - **Customer filter** — Filter by specific customer
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+ - **Status filter** — Filter by quote status
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+ - **Date range** — Filter by start and end date
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+ - **Pagination** — Navigate through results
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+ ---
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+ ### Quote Statuses
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+ | **Draft** | Quote created but not yet sent |
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+ | **Sent** | Quote has been sent to the customer |
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+ | **Accepted** | Customer has accepted the quote |
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+ | **Declined** | Customer has declined the quote |
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+ | **Expired** | Quote has passed its expiry date |
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+ | **Converted** | Quote has been converted into a sales order |
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+ ---
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+ ### Creating a Quote
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+ ![Quote Form](/static/img/books/quote-form.png)
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+ 2. Click **New Quote**
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+ 3. Fill in the form fields
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+ 4. Add line items
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+ 6. Optionally attach files
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+ 7. Click **Save as Draft** or **Send**
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+ #### Form Fields
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+ | Field | Required | Description |
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+ | **Quote Number** | Auto | Auto-generated with configurable prefix (see [Settings](#settings)) |
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+ | **Customer** | Yes | Select from your customer list |
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+ | **Reference Number** | No | External reference number |
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+ | **Quote Date** | Yes | Date of the quote |
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+ | **Expiry Date** | No | Date the quote expires |
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+ | **Salesperson** | No | Select the assigned salesperson (from organization members) |
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+ | **Project** | No | Link the quote to a project |
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+ | **Subject** | No | Brief subject line for the quote |
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+ #### Line Items
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+ Each line item includes:
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+ | Field | Description |
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+ |-------|-------------|
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+ | **Item Details** | Product or service description |
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+ | **Description** | Additional details |
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+ | **Quantity** | Number of units |
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+ | **Rate** | Unit price |
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+ | **Amount** | Auto-calculated (Quantity × Rate) |
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+ #### Financial Summary
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+ | Field | Description |
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+ |-------|-------------|
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+ | **Sub Total** | Sum of all line item amounts |
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+ | **Discount** | Discount amount or percentage |
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+ | **Tax Type** | TDS or TCS |
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+ | **Tax Rate** | Selected from predefined tax rate tables |
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+ | **Tax Amount** | Calculated tax amount |
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+ | **Adjustment** | Manual adjustment (positive or negative) |
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+ | **Total** | Final quote amount |
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+ #### Additional Fields
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+ | Field | Description |
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+ | **Customer Notes** | Notes visible to the customer on the quote |
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+ | **Terms & Conditions** | Your standard terms and conditions |
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+ #### File Attachments
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+ Attach supporting documents to the quote:
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+ 1. Drag and drop files onto the attachment area, or click to browse
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+ 2. Upload product specs, brochures, or other supporting documents
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+ 3. Attachments are included with the quote record
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+ ### Converting a Quote to Sales Order
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+ Once a customer accepts a quote, you can convert it directly into a sales order:
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+ 1. Open the accepted quote
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+ 2. Click **Convert to Sales Order**
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+ 3. Review the pre-filled sales order details
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+ 4. Confirm the conversion
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+ The converted quote will be linked to the new sales order via the `convertedInvoiceId` field, and the quote status changes to **Converted**.
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+ ---
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+ ### Editing a Quote
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+ 1. Click the **Edit** action on a quote in the list
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+ 2. Modify the required fields
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+ 3. Click **Save**
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+ > **Note:** Quotes in **Converted** status cannot be edited.
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+ ### Settings
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+ The quote number prefix can be configured in your organization settings:
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+ - **Setting:** `books.quote.quoteNumberPrefix`
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+ - **Example:** Setting the prefix to `QT-` will generate numbers like `QT-0001`, `QT-0002`, etc.