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<span style="font-size: 36pt;">1</span>'''Journal Notes'''
 
<span style="font-size: 36pt;">1</span>'''Journal Notes'''
<br>'''Add User Note''' – Add a new journal note
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<br>'''Add''' – Add a new journal note
<br>'''View User Notes''' – View all journal/user notes.
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<br>'''View All''' – View all journal notes
<br>'''View All''' - This includes notes that are generated by various system events such as logging from a mobile device or other system type notes that are automatically generated.  These are never really added by users directly. Also, if your company has Auditing for SME,  users with permissions can see all the changes to the record they set to be audited.
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<br>'''View System''' –These are notes generated by various system events such as logging from a mobile device or other system type notes that are automatically generated.  These are never really added by users directly.
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<br>'''View Audit''' – If your company has Auditing for SME,  users with permissions can select View Audit to see all the changes to the record they set to be audited.
 
   
 
   
 
<BR><span style="font-size: 36pt;">2</span>'''Legacy Notes'''
 
<BR><span style="font-size: 36pt;">2</span>'''Legacy Notes'''
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== User/ Journal Notes ==
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== Journal Notes ==
 
Journal Notes allows you to enter notes that can be tagged by “type” and locked in once submitted. Users can enter journal notes with a note type, subject, and body.  Once the notes are saved, they become permanent records.
 
Journal Notes allows you to enter notes that can be tagged by “type” and locked in once submitted. Users can enter journal notes with a note type, subject, and body.  Once the notes are saved, they become permanent records.
  
<h3>Add Note Types</h3>
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'''To add a new note:'''
When adding a User/Journal note, you will be able to tage the note with a note type. You can then filter/sort your notes by the type of note. To add note types:
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#      Click '''Notes''' > '''Add'''.
<br>1. Go to '''Setup''' > '''Company''' > '''Lists'''
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#      In the Journal Editor, select a '''Note Type'''. (Enter new Note Types in Setup > Company > Lists > Note Type)
<br>2. Click '''New''' in lower right corner
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#      Type your note in the window.
<br>3. In Code Editor window, enter the note type and click '''OK'''.
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#      Click '''OK'''.
<br>[[File:AddNoteTypeForJournalNotes.png]]
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[[File:EnterJournalNote.jpg]]  
 
 
<h3>Add a New User Note</h3>
 
<br>1. Click '''Notes''' > '''Add User Note'''.
 
<br>2. In the Journal Editor, select a '''Note Type'''.  
 
<br>3. Type your note in the window.
 
<br>4. Click '''OK'''.
 
<br>[[File:AddUserNote.png]]
 
 
   
 
   
<br>Once a note is entered, it is saved and cannot be edited unless you have the Allow Journal Edits setting checked in Setup > Company > System
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Once a note is entered, it is saved and cannot be edited.
<br>[[File:Setup_AllowJournalEdits.png]]
 
 
   
 
   
<h3>View User Notes</h3>
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To view the note, click '''Notes''' > '''View All'''.
You can view user notes on the Journal tab, click Notes > View User Notes, or Notes > View All
 
  
<br>Click the '''Journal''' tab and you will see a grid showing all the entries. You can filter and sort by each column. Double click on the note you want to read to open the note in a new window.
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<br>[[File:ViewJournalNotes.jpg]]
<br>[[File:JournalTab_ViewUserNotes.png]]
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Each note entry is tagged by note type, date and time.
<br>Click either '''By Record''' or '''By Customer''' in upper right corner of tab to drive the notes showing on the tab.
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<br>[[File:JournalEditor.jpg]]
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<br>You can also view the note history on the Journal tab. Double click on the note you want to read to open the journal note in a new window.
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<br>[[File:JournalTab.png]]
 
<br>Journal notes entered in a service order, install order, invoice,etc for the customer will show on the Journal tab in the Customer record. When viewing notes on the Journal tab in service orders, invoices, and other records, choose if you want to view journal notes by record, or by customer. By customer will bring up all journal notes entered for that customer. The source column identifies where the note was entered.
 
<br>Journal notes entered in a service order, install order, invoice,etc for the customer will show on the Journal tab in the Customer record. When viewing notes on the Journal tab in service orders, invoices, and other records, choose if you want to view journal notes by record, or by customer. By customer will bring up all journal notes entered for that customer. The source column identifies where the note was entered.
 
<br>Click '''Notes''' > '''View User Notes''' and a window opens showing all user notes entered in that record. To view user notes for other records for the same customer, go to the Journal tab and click By Customer.
 
<br>[[File:ViewUserNotes.png]]
 
 
<br>Click '''Notes''' > '''View All''' and in the window that opens you will see all journal notes. Filter by '''User Notes''' in the '''Show only notes from''' field.
 
<br>[[File:ViewAllJournalNotes.png]]
 
 
 
<h3>Note Type drop down not showing all values</h3>
 
If you added a few custom note types and they aren't all showing in the drop down field, do the following.
 
<br>1. Click '''Help''' > '''Tech Support Utilities'''
 
<br>2. Enter '''833''' and click '''OK'''. Your user profile folder will open.
 
<br>3. Delete the '''Misc''' folder. This folder will be rebuild again automatically.
 
  
 
== Legacy Notes ==
 
== Legacy Notes ==

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