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  1. Adding and Removing Rows from a Table
    Tables appear frequently in inFlow, for example, for entering lines in an order. To add a new line into a table, click into the row at the bottom of the table with the icon n...

  2. Barcode Support
    You can use a barcode scanner to quickly enter in products in various places in inFlow Inventory. Setting up Barcodes Before you can use barcode entry to take orders or other operations...

  3. Company Settings
    The Company Settings dialog is for defining company-wide settings of inFlow. You can get to it by selecting Company Settings from the Settings menu. Company Info ...

  4. Custom Fields
    Each business is unique, and keeps track of slightly different data. To allow for this, inFlow Inventory allows you to define your own custom fields in your Products, Sales Orders, Customers, Pur...

  5. Customizing Column Widths in Printed Documents
    If you have long item names, quantities, etc., you may sometimes find that these get cut off in the printed documents like invoices. To correct this, you can customize the widths of the columns i...

  6. Customizing Document Numbers
    Normally, when you save a document like a Sales Order for the first time, a document number will be automatically created. inFlow allows you to customize these document numbers. You can cu...

  7. Help Overview
    There are three main ways you can find help on using inFlow Inventory. First, tooltips provide quick, on-screen descriptions as you use inFlow. Secondly, you can search the Help Center for more ...

  8. Personal Preferences
    Personal Preferences are options that are applied only for the current user. In contrast, the options in Company Settings affect all users of the system. ...

  9. References
    inFlow Inventory keeps track of some of the values that you've typed in before and provides the past choices as suggestions in the future. This makes entering data faster and more accurate. Thes...

  10. Standard Edition Licensing
    ... activate inFlow on both computers using the same license key. However, only one computer can be connected to inFlow at any given time. As mentioned above, the Free Edition is generally rea...

  11. Security and User Access
    You can set up different user accounts and passwords for different people to use. This will allow you to control who can see and edit what, and also help you see who was responsible for some work ...

  12. Upgrading From Free to Standard Edition
    ...of features of inFlow to allow you to run your business more smoothly. For example, you can also connect multiple licenses for the Standard Edition to allow you and your colleagues to work togethe...

  13. User Interface Overview
    A typical screen in inFlow Inventory has three main sections. On the left, we have the Link Panel where you can navigat...

  14. Using Detailed Entity Combo Boxes
    inFlow lets you select products, customers, or vendors using what we call the Detailed Entity Combo Boxes, which provides you with additional information to help find the entity to select. ...

  15. Using Sticky Notes
    You can use sticky notes to keep or share notes within the Sales Order, Purchase Order, or Count Sheet screens in inFlow. These notes will be saved and appear next time the screen is opened by a...

  16. Creating a Sales Order
    A Sales Order is a document that represents an order placed by one of your customers, where they ask you to give them a certain set of products or services at a certain price. In inFlow Inventor...

  17. Entering Customer Information
    You can keep track of your customer information and preferences to make it easier to take orders from them in the future, and also store information that you can use to contact them. Much ...

  18. Handling Returns for Sales Orders
    You may allow your customers to return items from their orders, such as when the items are damaged. In this case, you may issue them a refund for the returned products. You can also track credi...

  19. Invoicing for Sales Orders
    Invoicing is the process of sending a bill to your customer that describes how much they need to pay you and why. You may issue an invoice that is different from the order that the customer placed...

  20. Packing for Sales Orders
    Packing is the process of taking goods that have been picked and putting them into containers so they are ready to be shipped out. The Pack tab shows you information on the packing for the...

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