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Your first day on the systemLesson 4 of 5

Adding customers

The customer card: type, group, address and contact.

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The steps, written out

  1. Open Customer and click New.
  2. Type the name and choose Company or Individual.
  3. Choose a Customer Group and Territory.
  4. Add the address and contact, then save.
10:56Previous lessonAdding items6:14Next lessonAdding suppliers

Course lessons

Your first day on the system

5 lessons, 36 min

  1. 1A tour of the system9:26
  2. 2Setting up the company1:18
  3. 3Adding items10:56
  4. Adding customers8:20
  5. 5Adding suppliers6:14

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