Explanation of How to set up the Client Settings in Enerpize’s Client Management App
Client settings on Enerpize help you manage client permissions, personal profile data, follow-up statuses, and other details. client settings are divided into:
- General Settings
- Client Permissions
- Additional/Custom Fields
- Client Follow-up Statuses
- Related Forms
Most of these settings have been explained in separate topics which you can refer to, and here we provide an overview of the general settings for clients.
For more details on controlling client permissions, refer to this guide.
For more details on the additional fields for clients, refer to this guide.
For more details on the related forms for clients, refer to this guide.
For more details on the different statuses of clients, refer to this guide.
Overview on the Client General Settings in Enerpize
Click on “Client Settings” under “Clients” in the main menu, then click on the “General” tab.
The system settings for the client are divided into:
- Client Settings
These are divided into selecting the type of clients, whether individual or business (commercial) or both, which reflects on showing VAT number and commercial registration fields in business type client files only.
For more, refer to this guide.
For more about setting up serial numbering settings and how to adjust them, refer to this guide.
- Additional Client Fields
These are fields each representing a feature related to clients, when activated, it appears in their profile, and these fields are:
- Client photo or company logo
- Client gender male or female
- Client birthdate
- Client’s location on the map, linked to Google Maps
- Client’s opening balance
- Credit limit
- Credit period limit
- National ID number
- Multiple addresses to add more than one address for the client
- Client barcode
- A link to enable the client profile link which you can copy and send to them
For more details on adding a picture or logo for the client, refer to this guide.
For more details on linking the client to Google Maps, refer to this guide.
For more details on managing and controlling the client’s opening balance, refer to this guide.
For more details on managing the credit limit and credit period for the client, refer to this guide.
For more about adding multiple addresses for a client and selecting one of them in the invoice, refer to this guide.