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==== Add a new user to Moneyworks ==== | ==== Add a new user to Moneyworks ==== | ||
This section describes how to add a new usercode to Moneyworks. | This section describes how to add a new usercode to Moneyworks. | ||
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==== Adding the authorisation columns ==== | ==== Adding the authorisation columns ==== | ||
+ | This section describes how to add two columns to the Purchase Order tab so that a user can see whether a Purchase Order has been authorised or not. If you have copied the User Preferences from an existing user to make the new usercode, then you probably will not have to do this step. | ||
+ | - Make sure you are on the //Purchase Order// tab | ||
+ | * To get to this tab, click on View by Orders, then click the Purchase Order. | ||
+ | - Right click anywhere in the list of transactions. | ||
+ | * A popup menu will be displayed. | ||
+ | - Select //Customise List View// from the popup menu | ||
+ | - Add two new columns by adding the //Heading// [your calculation here] to the list of fields to be displayed. | ||
+ | - Edit each new column in turn so they are named “Auth 1” and “Auth 2” respectively. | ||
+ | - Edit the //Auth 1// column so it displays the first authorisation field. | ||
+ | * The column value should be: | ||
+ | * Upper(Slice(lookup(SequenceNumber, | ||
+ | - Edit the //Auth 2// column so it displays the first authorisation field. | ||
+ | * The column value should be: | ||
+ | * Upper(Slice(lookup(SequenceNumber, | ||
+ | - Click //OK// to save your changes. | ||
==== Turning off filters ==== | ==== Turning off filters ==== | ||
+ | This section describes how to turn off the privilege called ‘Select Filters’. | ||
+ | - Log on to a usercode with access to //Sharing & Users// | ||
+ | - Select //Sharing & Users// and double click on the user you are dealing with. | ||
+ | - Turn off the //Select Filters// for the user you’ve just set up. | ||
+ | * You must do this otherwise the user will be able to view transactions they don’t have the privilege to view. | ||
+ | - Click //OK// to save your changes. | ||
==== Installing scripts ==== | ==== Installing scripts ==== | ||
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+ | In addition to Moneyworks, each user requires additional scripts installed to prevent them modifying authorised Purchase Orders and to allow them to authorise Creditor Invoices. | ||
+ | === Authorisation Script === | ||
+ | * This script needs to be installed for users who authorise Purchase Orders — e.g. head of the Finance Department. | ||
+ | * | ||
+ | === Helper Script === | ||
+ | * There are two versions of this script — a Windows version and a Mac version. | ||
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+ | === Emailer === | ||
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+ | * This script should be installed for staff in the Finance office. | ||
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+ | === Authorise Invoice === | ||
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+ | * There are two versions of this script — a Windows version and a Mac version. | ||
+ | It should be installed for each user who has access to enter Purchase Orders. | ||
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